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Inter-ethnic relations and state sovereignty: Russo-Chechen conflict from 1994-1998
Certain occurrences, like Russia’s application to the EU and its simultaneous struggles with Chechnya—along with the dying down of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia sees Chechnya as the next probable venue for a clash in Eastern Europe with continued attacks of Chechen rebels on civilian and mil
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