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Chechensgive Balts courage
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The tenacity of the Chechen resistance to the Russian army has
given heart to the Baltic states, where fears of Moscow's
intentions remain acute.
Defence experts in all three countries have been closely
watching recent developments in Chechnya to see what lessons they
could draw.
While the scale of the Russian onslaught has sent shivers down
their spines, Baltic officials have been astonished and inspired by
the success of Chechen tactics. "It's encouraging to us that such a
smal...
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