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Reballion of Rebels in Chechnya

Russia · Government / Government of Russia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

5Records
1999–2000Date range
2Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1999

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin9 October 1999

Chechnya · Government / Government of Russia

Putin plans to resettle thousands of Chechens in areas under Russian control, an indication that Moscow plans to split Chechnya in two

2000

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin6 February 2000

Chechnya · Government / Government of Russia

Putin announces that federal forces had scored a major victory in Chechnya

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin12 February 2000

Chechnya · Government / Government of Russia

Russian agents capture Salman Raduyev, a Chechen warlord

Salman Raduyev12 February 2000

Chechnya · Government / Government of Russia

Russian agents capture Salman Raduyev, a Chechen warlord

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin17 February 2000

Chechnya · Government / Government of Russia

Russia is accused by human rights groups and refugees of brutality toward Chechens in camps. Putin names Vladimir Kalamanov, Head of the Migration service, to look into allegations of torture, rape and executions by Russian soldiers against Chechen civilians

Names involved

Salman RaduyevVladimir Vladimirovich Putin

Provenance

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