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Mikenskaya shooting

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to be questioned about the shooting and other atrocities that had occurred in Chechnya since 1991. The bodies of Ibragimov's victims were exhumed by Russian investigators, who were trying to examine the circumstances of the shooting. The shooting resulted in the majority of ethnic Russian families in
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Ibragimov reportedly had already killed several members of a family named Allenov in another village called Alpatovo a few days prior, though this claim may be erroneously referring to a previous massacre committed by Chechen militants in that same village.
298:, where at least 34 Russian inhabitants of the village Mikenskaya were killed by Achmed Ibragimov, a Chechen, on October 8, 1999. Ibragimov escaped the village, but was captured two days later and handed over to relatives of his victims, who publicly 398:, and actions of the Russian forces. Ibragimov, according to one villager, stated that "Russians are killing Chechens, so now I am going to kill Russians." Various higher death tolls have been reported, ranging from 35 (34 Russians and a 327:. After taking a bicycle from one of his victims, he methodically rode to houses occupied by Russians, called out their inhabitants, and shot them. Whenever he wounded his victims, he would kill them by shooting them again in the head. 60:, is a useful starting point for translations, but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate, rather than simply copy-pasting machine-translated text into the English Knowledge (XXG). 318:
occurred in the Mikenskaya area. After the battle had ceased, people came out of their hiding places, and Ibragimov first approached a group of people sitting on a bench, and after a little chat with them he took out a
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The victims were left lying in the streets, in yards, and in their homes. In less than an hour, Ibragimov had killed at least 34 Russian inhabitants of the village, aged from 10 to 89 years. He fled when he ran out of
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and shot four of them. Ibragimov, who was reportedly drunk, then went through the village and shot those whom he recognized as being Russians, while sparing those who were
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him in the village square. The attack resulted in the majority of ethnic Russian families in Mikenskaya leaving the village.
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Ekaterina Ivanovna Pyltsina (Екатерина Ивановна Пыльцина) - Secretary for the village council.
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Mrs. Tatarenko (Татаренко) and her two sons, one of whom, Kolya Tatarenko, was 10 years old.
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and worked as a driver, later on running a small shop, and at one point was also the local
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Zoya Filippovna Andriyenko (Зоя Филипповна Андриенко) - Teacher at a local school.
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The reason for the shooting apparently was the villagers' refusal to dig
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Among those killed were up to four members of the following families:
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List of rampage killers (religious, political, or ethnic crimes)
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Mikenskaya is located in Chechnya
Ichkeria
Coordinates
43°40′02″N 45°22′56″E / 43.6673°N 45.3822°E / 43.6673; 45.3822
Russians
Mass murder
mass shooting
Kalashnikov rifle
mass murder
Second Chechen War
lynched
Chechen government rebels
Russian Army
Kalashnikov rifle
Chechens
ammunition
corpse
mullahs
Russian
Grozny
privatization
collapse of the Soviet Union

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