To: Pericles
3 posted on
09/25/2001 12:54:46 PM PDT by
Pericles
To: beowolf
On Monday, Putin called on Chechen separatists to contact his envoy in southern Russia and discuss the modalities of a rebel surrender, giving them three days. The Russian president did not use the word "negotiations" or suggest a pullout of Russian troops from Chechnya.
bump
4 posted on
09/25/2001 12:56:22 PM PDT by
Pericles
To: Pericles
Wahabis and their associates are no longer welcome in U.S. or Europe. All their support operations were pulled, I think. Guerilla without sanctuaries or support organization are dead meat. Chechen conflict may end in anti-climactic way. I knew Putin will insist on dismantling of Chechen operation by U.S. as the price for his help in distroying Talibans and Bin Ladin. U.S. may have had little choice but to oblige. Wahabis were useful for U.S. elites in its little conquest around black sea, Kosovo, Bosnia and Chechenya. Now they are paying the heavy price because Wahabi has its own strong agenda, too.
To: Pericles
The Chechens are going to get hammered if the West loses interest in watering down Russian military responses through political means. To bad Russia doesn't let Western officials into Chechnya then they could get solid proof that Bin-Laden or Afghan rebels have been fighting with the Chechens.
19 posted on
09/25/2001 4:11:25 PM PDT by
Sawdring
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson