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| | Hypocrisy and Russian Terrorism |
 | | Moscow has continued to this day to wage its terror campaign in the Caucasus, a campaign that represents one of the bloodiest wars of ethnic cleansing in Europe, approaching, according to Anne Applebaum in the Washington Post, "the level of Cambodian deaths under the Khmer Rouge." |
 | | Now it has been established, however, that the Federal Security Bureau was behind the atrocity, which apparently had been mounted to galvanize public opinion in support of a second war on Chechnya, and which in turn made Putin, founder of the FSB, an overnight hero and a leading candidate for the Russian presidency. |
 | | Moscow's brutal campaign in Chechnya is nothing new — as far back as 2001, concerned by the discovery of a mass grave in the Chechen countryside filled with mutilated bodies, human rights organizations have detailed Russian human rights violations there, including torture and widespread detentions at the hands of Russian troops. |
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