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Another alcohol selling shop blown up in Ingushetia

Publication time: 10 October 2008, 12:25

Alcohol selling shop "Baltika" was blown up last night in the village of Ordzhonikidzevskaya, puppet sources reported.

 

"No one injured as a result of explosion. The owner of the shop caused considerable material damage" - said the source.

 

This is the eighth shop blown up in the last 2 weeks in the occupied by Russian troops Province of Ghalghaycho (Ingushetia) of the Caucasus Emirate.

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