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Boston Marathon Manhunt in Watertown

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Boston Marathon Manhunt in Watertown

10:31 20/04/2013

Police captured 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, on April 19 after a massive daylong manhunt in Watertown, Massachusetts.

Circus Shows in 1920s-1930s. Archive Footage
03:07 20/04/2013
World Circus Day is marked on April 20. Watch archive footage of circus performances of the 1920s-1930s.
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in April 1943
22:01 19/04/2013
In early 1942, over 400,000 people lived in the Warsaw Ghetto. However, most of them were killed at the Treblinka extermination camp in the summer of that same year.
Soviet, Afghan Veterans Face Off on Football Pitch
18:48 19/04/2013
Two teams comprising people who last faced each other on the battlefield, during the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan 1979-1989, clashed on Thursday – this time, on the football pitch.
Seven Days in Photographs, April 13-19, 2013
16:05 19/04/2013
On April 15, a pair of powerful explosions ripped through a crowd near the finish line of the prestigious Boston Marathon. At least three people were killed and more than 180 others injured, some critically.
FBI Releases Stills and Video of Marathon Bombing Suspects
13:17 19/04/2013
The FBI on Thursday (April 18th) released photos and video of two suspects as part of their investigation into the deadly Boston Marathon bombings.
Fashion Show in Black: 20th Century Mourning Clothes Showcased in Novosibirsk
21:10 18/04/2013
A fashion show featuring mourning clothes was held as part of the 2013 Necropolis-Siberia funeral industry exhibition.
Gasoline Prices in Europe: Country Rankings
15:12 18/04/2013
Based on prices for 95-octane gasoline (in Russia, 95-octane or higher) at the beginning of the II quarter of 2013
Konyukhov-Simonov Expedition Leaves North Pole for Greenland
09:02 18/04/2013
An Antonov An-74 Coaler airplane with members of a polar expedition on board, including Russian explorers Fyodor Konyukhov and Viktor Simonov, as well as their sled dogs, took off from Petrozavodsk, Karelia, and headed for Russia’s Barneo drifting ice station, located some 40-50 kilometers away from the North Pole.
Tigr-M Armored SUV Subjected to Rigorous Tests. Interactive Video
19:24 17/04/2013
An upgraded Tigr-M armored SUV is being tested in the field. The vehicle must retain mobility after eight TNT blocks explode under it. This video shows how this armored “predator” is assembled and tested.

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Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, in 1996

For Boston Suspects, Was Chechnya’s Violent Past a Motive?

As investigators hunt for evidence about the Boston bombing suspects, some of their questions – like the American public’s – will focus on Russia’s restive North Caucasus, including the war-scarred republic of Chechnya, a region that has produced a number of violent militant groups, but none that has been linked to terror attacks against the West.

European Court Issues Startling Ruling on Abuse in Chechnya

European Court Issues Startling Ruling on Abuse in Chechnya

The European Court of Human Rights has handed down a ruling that rights activists called unprecedented in its implication of Chechen law enforcement officials in a kidnapping case.

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Obama Talks With Putin, Lauds Anti-Terror Effort on Boston Attack

President Barack Obama spoke Friday with President Vladimir Putin and praised US-Russian anti-terrorism cooperation in the wake of the twin bomb attack this week at the Boston Marathon, the White House said.

Gudauta base in Abkhazia (archive)

Russian Troops in Abkhazia to Get Air-Conditioned APCs

Russian troops stationed at a military base in Abkhazia will receive up to 40 upgraded armored personnel carriers (APCs) featuring improved ballistic protection and air conditioning, the press service of the Southern Military District said on Friday.

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