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“Heroin
of Wahhabit sense”
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Russian
propagandists from army, try to cover the. Lack of talents in war with
Russianist obscene language about global world conspiracy. |
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After
five days of active informational attacks on the brains of viewers, commandment
of the Russian occupational group unexpectedly declared that a detachment of
mujahideen, against which Russians fought several days in Argun Gorge,
disappeared. As always in such cases it was announced that the “fighters
filtered through to Georgia in small groups.”
Moscow was not embarrassed at all but the fact that literally the day
before the same Yastrzhembsky was proving to journalists the Chechen detachment
appeared in Sharoi region exactly from Georgia. Twenty-four hours later Kremlin’s version was
altered---“fighters were bursting into Pankisi Valley.”
By
demonstrating on the television the same picture with two bodies of mujahideen,
the Russian commandment by all means persuaded viewers that 25 Chechen
combatants were killed. Moreover, the numbers changed now depending on the rank of
the successive military official. Leaders
of the so-called press-centers did not risk stating a figure above 15 “killed
fighters”. Generals however did
not skimp on statistics. According
to Moltenskiy the number of “destroyed” mujahideen is by no way less than
25-30 people.
As
usual theses of “mercenaries” was brought into use.
For more convincingness Russians repeatedly asserted that among the
“killed fighters” at least one is Arab.
It is incomprehensible. Why
only one. What about the rest, which supposedly were killed?
What was their nationality? Now
that they are mercenaries, it means they are Wahhabits.
Since they are Wahhabits, there must be drugs.
Precisely. Even two days did
not pass as General Moltenskiy did discover heroin exactly near the body of the
“killed Arab”. So to speak,
heroin of Wahhabit sense! Immediately
everything folded into a classic scheme of generals’ lies: Georgia,
mercenaries, Wahhabits, heroin, American rifles M-16.
They did not refuse hints that “renowned terrorist Hattab has been
killed.” Later, as it should have
been expected, not Hattab but Habbab turned out to be killed.
Though no one has an idea of who Habbab is.
But this is not important. It
is important that it sounds like Hattab---Habbab.
And the general’s soul feels somehow calmer.
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And
in Kremlin they will think---it’s a pity one letter did not coincide.
Otherwise b… ...! Meanwhile,
when Russian generals with the help of Russian journalists cheated their fellow
citizens, mobile units of Chechen mujahideen, of which there were three, after
fulfilling a very important military task they were assigned, left to their
bases with minimal losses.
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Mobile
units of Chechen mujahideen after fulfilling a very important military
task they were assigned, left to their bases with minimal losses. |
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According
to clarified data, 6 mujahideen died in the battles with aggressors.
One wounded combatant disappeared without trace; the river Argun carried
him away. Not more than 10 Chechen
combatants received slight injuries. All
three commanders yesterday evening reported to the commandment of fulfillment of
the task they were given. Russians
lost about 100 of their specnaz men, two planes and one war helicopter.
The war continues.
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Ali
Merjo,
Kavkaz-Center
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29.06.2001
