So what is terrorism? And where is terrorism when we talk about guerrilla warfare?
When the Prime Minister of the Chechins (from 1996-1999) Baseyov takes a maternity hospital hostage and uses pregnant women as shields it is terrorism. When Baseyov leads an invasion into the province of Daghistan slaughtering (on video tape) several unwilling villages, that is terrorism. When buses, trains, and schools are slaughtered, that is terrorism. When Chechins set up quickie road blocks in Ingushia and kill lots of civilians and only a few police/soldiers, that is terrorism. When the Islamic Chechins blow up their president, grandmufti and former Chechin war hero Kudorov, that is terrorism. When Chechin fighters in Grozny put anti-aircraft guns on top of schools and churches, while forcing the civilians to stay there so that they would become casualties, that is terrorism.
When from 1996-1999 1,500+ people were kidnapped for ransom and little children (the prime target) had their fingers cut off as part of the ransom notice, that is terrorism. When captured Russian soldiers were crucified on top of buildings on Eastern (Pasha) of 1995, that is terrorism. When Christian women and children in Grozny had their thumb and first two fingers cut off so they couldn't make the sign of the cross, that is terrorism.
Should I go on, or do you get a clue?