Seven Russians killed in Chechnya clashes

Seven Russian servicemen have been killed in land mine explosions and clashes with rebels in Chechnya over the past 24 hours.

Seven Russians killed in Chechnya clashes
Sun, 27 May, 2001 - 13:26

Seven Russian servicemen have been killed in land mine explosions and clashes with rebels in Chechnya over the past 24 hours.

Three soldiers were killed and 14 were wounded in when Chechen rebels attacks Russian positions and checkpoints 19 times since Saturday.

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