Russian blast kills 32 people

Russian President Vladimir Putin has attacked the "scum" responsible for a remote-controlled mine blast which has left at least 32 people dead, including 12 children, near Chechnya.

Russian blast kills 32 people
Thu, 09 May, 2002 - 17:04

Russian President Vladimir Putin has attacked the "scum" responsible for a remote-controlled mine blast which has left at least 32 people dead, including 12 children, near Chechnya.

The tragedy happened during Victory Day celebrations marking the Allied victory over the Nazis.

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