On radio station Echo of Moscow’s broadcast show ‘Turn’

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Hosts: Irina Merkulova and Alexander Plyushchev

Guests: Tatiana Karpova and Sergey Karpov

ALEXANDER PLYUSHCHEV: Today our guests are Tatiana Karpova and Sergey Karpov, chairmen of the ‘Nord-Ost’ regional public organization for cooperation and protection of victims of terrorist acts. Good day.

TATIANA KARPOVA: Good day.

SERGEY KARPOV: Hello.

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Radio ‘Echo of Moscow’ news

Igor Trunov, the lawyer representing the victims of the terror act, told radio station ‘Echo of Moscow’ that the decision by the Moscow prosecutor’s office is difficult to explain. “The fact is, that there really was no investigation.” As Trunov explained, “the Moscow prosecutor’s resolution states that the investigation was being suspended because they were unable to determine the whereabouts of the accused. The document even reports that two persons are on the ‘wanted’ list.”

From another standpoint, the investigators determined that there were 52 terrorists. Forty of these were killed during the special operation, so it turns out that 12 got away. Two are on the ‘wanted’ list, but where the other 10 are is not known at all.

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Questions were sent in while we were on the air at Echo of Moscow, most of which we were unable to answer. As I promised, I am answering these on the site. If anyone still has questions, please ask, and I will try to answer them.

Yekaterinburg | Tanya |

22:18 | 10.05.2007

I kiss your feet at your invaluable return and your holy strength; let happiness be yours once again! I have no words to express my enthusiasm at your being healed! Let all that is bright and dear come to you!

Reply:

Thanks

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Moscow | Irina | I live nearby

09:46 | 11.05.2007

How goes the investigation into the case of the deaths at Dubrovka? Have they brought to task the special services employees who conducted the operation?

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

http://abc.net.au/rn/allinthemind/stories/2007/1917067.htm

Professor Malcolm Dando
Professor of International Security
Department of Peace Studies
Director of the Bradford (WMD) Disarmament Research Centre
University of Bradford, UK
http://www.bradford.ac.uk/acad/peace/tmp/staff/dando_m/

Dr Mark Wheelis
Microbiologist
Senior Lecturer,
University of California, Davis
http://microbiology.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mwheelis/

Malcolm Dando: And I suppose the dog that's not barked so far is the use of a fentanyl type agent by Russian special forces to break the Moscow hostage siege. That indicated that at least one country must have had quite large stockpiles, at least some training and a willingness to use a form of incapacitant.

12.05.2007

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