Kremlin's man wins Chechen election

The Kremlin’s favoured candidate for president of war-battered Chechnya overwhelmingly won an election that opponents claimed was riddled with fraud, Russian news agencies reported today.

The Kremlin’s favoured candidate for president of war-battered Chechnya overwhelmingly won an election that opponents claimed was riddled with fraud, Russian news agencies reported today.

With 84% of the vote counted, Maj Gen Alu Alkhanov, Chechnya’s top policeman, had received nearly 75% of the votes.

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