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Putin is most definitely referring to the U.S. in his statement. After all, who else could he possibly mean?
Um... the Islamic seperatists perhaps?

And, by the way, the evidence is irrefutable.

Our State Department is still fighting the cold war.

Just a week ago, the American State Department issued a statement in support of the Chechen terrorists' claim, agreeing with them that last week's elections in Chechnya were not "fair" or even "valid".

What do elections being fair have to do with plane crashes? Either the elections were fair or they weren't. In what way do terrorist attacks change the evualation of the legitimacy of the election? Either there was fraud or there wasn't.

And lets give you your point that the State Dept is still mired in the past.. it's also State Dept "policy" to not have big States disolve into small ones. They also do not like changes to the International System.

So what is it? Is the State Department trying to create 10 more countries in Central Asia or trying to maintain current borders at all costs?

The State Department of the United States has the blood of those innocent children in Beslan ON THEIR HANDS!!!

Please..how dramatic. And how dare you blame the United States for what happened.

And how dare you blame the United States for what happened.

President Bush said that you are either for the terrorists or you are against them.

There is no middle ground.

Concerning the "Chechen War for Independence", which are really Muslim fascists fighting to establish a Wahabbi State, on whose side is the U.S. State Department on?

What did the U.S. State Department say about the elections in Chechnya two weeks ago?

How will you feel when the Foreign Ministers of other nations say that the elections scheduled for next Winter in Iraq are "unfair" and "not valid"?

Won't you feel like they are siding with the Terrorists?