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So-called 'polling station' got attacked in Tsa-Vedeno

Publication time: 9 October 2008, 10:56

According to occupation sources, Russian infidels and local apostates who were guarding a so-called "polling station" situated in the building of one of the schools in the settlement of Verkhneye Tsa-Vedeno of the Vedeno region got attacked yesterday.

 

According to Russian claims one invader of "Interior troops" of the Russian "Interior Ministry" died and another got injuries in this attack.

 

Russian infidels and apostates are going to conduct regular propagandistic "elections" on Sunday in the occupied province of Nokhchicho (Ichkeria) of the Caucasus Emirate.

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