Examples of using Chechen in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Whereas Chechen officials have repeatedly threatened human rights defenders
when Chechen extremists released a video warning Chechen migrants in Germany that those who fail to comply with Islamic law
He says Chechen militants and the Turkish special services associated with them are behind this abduction," Yelena Agapova, deputy chairman of
What were those important Russian and Chechen political processes
We chechen, are not illegal part of anyone
On 1 September 2004, Chechen Islamist terrorists invaded an elementary school of the North Ossetian town of Beslan, taking hostage more than a thousand people,
already in her sixties when Soviet dictator Josef Stalin deported most of the Chechen people to Central Asia in 1944.
Since in the international terrorism literature the Russian name of the Chechen female suicide bombers(sahidkas) became a unique category, the last section of the paper is dedicated to dealing with the problem of terrorist women, primarily female Chechen terrorists.
Works that were also published in Hungarian like the journalist Anna Politkovszkaja s Second Chechen war(2003) and Andrew Meier s Chechnya- To the Heart of a conflict(2005)
Police believe both the girls were married to Chechen fighters shortly after arriving in Syria
The evidence gathered shows that a Chechen legally resident in Poland was a member of terrorist organizations active in Turkey
Chechen-Ingush Republic was pronounced, which was subsequently divided into independent Chechen Republic and Republic of Ingushetia. Today, both are federal subjects of Russia.
It emerged at this time that Putin had also permitted his special representative for human rights in Chechnya, Abdul-Khakim Sultygov, an ethnic Chechen, to meet with Chechen deputies who had been elected to the separatist parliament in 1997.
the investigation appears mired in official findings that she was killed by Chechen insurgents in retaliation for having exposed some of their crimes.
the Kremlin had apparently jettisoned the idea of holding any negotiations whatsoever with moderate separatists in favor of empowering its handpicked candidate for Chechen leader, former mufti Akhmad Kadyrov.
that only Akhmad Haji will reassemble the torn apart Chechen people, restore peace
the investigation appeared mired in official findings that she was killed by Chechen insurgents in retaliation for having exposed some of their crimes.
on whose peak the Chechen, Dagestani and Georgian triple border meets,
to the Group's office in the Chechen capital Grozny being subjected to an arson attack on 13 December 2014, and then again ransacked on 2 June 2015 by a mob during a“protest action” outside its windows.
is affected by the insidious war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Chechen issue, the conflict between Turkey