By Associated Press
Sunday, November 28, 2004
MOSCOW - The head of a parliamentary commission investigating the September hostage seizure at a school in southern Russia said there is evidence of involvement by a foreign intelligence agency, the Interfax news agency reported Saturday.
The statement was the latest of several in which Russian officials and politicians have alleged foreigners were involved in the Sept. 1-3 attack on a school in the southern town of Beslan, which ended in bloody chaos and left more than 330 people dead, many of them children.
"For the moment the evidence that we have of this involvement is indirect, so I consider it premature to name exactly which special service it is," Interfax quoted commission head Alexander Torshin as saying. Russians refer to intelligence and security agencies as special services.
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http://news.bostonherald.com/international/view.bg?articleid=56202So...one has to wonder... The CIA? The Mossad? The ISI? All this happening while Bush's "soul brother" has reinstalled the KGB's "hard men", who are preparing to resubjogate the Ukraine the way they cracked down on Chechyna...and there is a new arms race under way with Putin claiming that the Russians have developed a new, improved nuke that nobody else has...
The Plot Thickens.