Russian PM Urges Normalizing Situation in Dagestan Republic

Xinhua English Newswire | August 7, 1999 | Copyright

Russian Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin on Saturday ordered the armed forces chief of staff and the Interior Ministry forces chief to normalize the situation in the Dagestan republic, the Itar-Tass news agency reported.

The order came amid reports that about 500 armed Chechen militants infiltrated into Dagestan early Saturday and trenched near the villages of Ansalta and Rakhata in the mountainous Botlikhsky district.

The armed Chechen group is believed to include Arabs and people from Central Asia, Tass quoted the Dagestani interior ministry as saying.

The ministry is moving its forces to the ...

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