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| Written by Дмитрий Флорин | ||||||||
| Вторник, 27 Октябрь 2009 | ||||||||
 Despite the fact that 7 years have passed since the terrorist attack on Dubrovka in Moscow, no one so far has responded to a number of important issues, chief of which is why was it necessary to perform an assault on the building, and in so doing cause many casualties as a result of the unknown gas. Also, why did the Special Forces kill all of the terrorists, even when they were in a state of unconsciousness? Mikhail Krieger, an activist from the ‘Union of Solidarity with Political Prisoners’, stated asked these questions.The indifference of Russians towards investigating the «I remember that, at that time, there was very strong public sentiment that somehow they ought to find some peaceful way to negotiate with terrorists. We needed some talks, but reports that General Kazantsev was flying to some alleged negotiations have already disappeared from the press,» Mikhail Krieger told a reporter from 'The Caucasian Knot'. «And I have a very strong suspicion that all of this, if you sum it up, was done in order to say: 'look at these scoundrels, who can talk with these animals, what can anyone agree with them on?' I have such suspicions, and in connection with them I have questions, for which no one yet has given a straight answer. I'm not talking about how the authorities are treating the victims,» said the source. Recall that on October 26th, in the center of Moscow, on Chistoprudny Boulevard, near the monument of Griboyedov, there was a rally in memory of the victims of the terrorist act in the theater on Dubrovka. People held posters reading: «Who is responsible for the deaths, which could have been avoided?» and «We do not believe the government!» 130 unlit candles were lined up on the ground in front of the speakers, spelling out the word: «Remember.» The United Civil Front organized the event. About 30 attended the rally, half of them journalists. The participants explained that the low turnout was due to a memorial service being held near the Dubrovka, where the crowd was much larger. Last year more than a thousand came to a memorial service in Moscow, dedicated to Dubrovka. The beginning of the demonstration was scheduled for 18:30, but by 18:15 there was still no one on the site allocated to the event. Policemen fenced off a rather small square near the monument with metal fences, leaving space to the right of the fence for the unhindered passage of citizens along Chistoprudny Boulevard. There were just about 50 policemen in the neighborhood of the boulevard. There were soldiers from the Russian interior ministry's quick reaction force, and police from the patrol and SWAT regiments. Near the site of the meeting stood two PAZ buses with police officers. Entry into the rally area was by passing through a metal detector after a full inspection of any items being carried. Operatives in civvies shot detailed video of all who came to the event. When rally organizers gave interviews to journalists, senior police officers were always nearby, listening to the spokesman. Speakers at the rally repeatedly pointed out that far too few had come out — there were only about 15 picketers. «There you see it, the people walk on by, avoiding our rally by a hundred meters, and no one remembers that it's the anniversary of the events. We're going through such a time and as a result we have this situation where the government can do anything it wants to us. And the people are passive, frustrated and, pardon the expression, could give a damn,» Mikhail Krieger told a correspondent from 'The Caucasian Knot'. According to him, there are still a lot of questions that remain from the events of seven years ago in the theater on Dubrovka, questions that no one has answered. «Why was it necessary to kill the unconscious terrorists when you could have safely put them in handcuffs and then questioned them and found out some new data? Because there aren’t any investigations where there is too much data, too much testimony, I don't believe it. Why not question them and find out what their route was, where were they armed, where they stopped, and where their collection points were at?» asked the activist from the 'Union of Solidarity with Political Prisoners'. «We could've gotten a lot of information. Why not get it from people who were already completely harmless? Why were they all killed? These weren't some young conscripts who stormed the building — they were professionals. These are all important questions,» Mikhail Krieger said to reporters during the rally on Chistoprudny Boulevard. The rally passed without incident, and at its end the names of all the hostages who perished at In early July of 2007, representatives of the Protecting victims of the terrorist attack at Dubrovka has also required the initiation of criminal proceedings against a range of officials, for falsifications in a memorandum on the circumstances of the raid to free the hostages. The Russian government submitted the memorandum to the Strasbourg Court. On June 1st, 2007, it became known that the investigation into the terrorist attack in the theater on Dubrovka in Moscow had been temporarily suspended. The reason cited was the inability to locate the accused. In March of this year, the Zamoskvoretsky Court in Moscow awarded about 130 thousand rubles in two lawsuits brought by victims of the terrorist attack on Dubrovka, in connection with the theft of the hostages' personal belongings. The defense, however, was dissatisfied with the decision of the court. Printed in 'The Caucasian Knot'. Views: 5645 |
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