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Bamut is a non-residential
rural locality (a selo) in
Sernovodsky District of the
Republic of Chechnya, Russia. From 1922 to 1934,
Bamut was a part of...
- The
Battle of
Bamut was the long-lasting
attempt of the
Russian army to
capture the
village of
Bamut in
Western Chechnya. The
fighting that took place...
- was
killed and
several others injured at a
checkpoint on the
outskirts of
Bamut, when a
militant managed to
attack police officers with a
knife and a hand...
- Oblast,
Russian SFSR, USSR Died 23 May 1996(1996-05-23) (aged 19)
suburbs of
Bamut,
Chechen Republic of
Ichkeria Cause of
death Execution by
beheading Allegiance...
-
never released in
Russia on discs.[citation needed] For
Freedom Ichkeriya:
BAMUT Banned because of "justifying the
implementation of
extremist activities:...
-
January 2000. On 17
November 1999,
Russian soldiers dislodged separatists in
Bamut, the
symbolic separatist stronghold in the
first war;
dozens of Chechen...
- the
north - the
village of Chemulga, in the
northeast - the
village of
Bamut and in the
southwest -
Akati farm. In the
second half of the 18th century...
- north-east, Katyr-Yurt in the east,
Stary Achkhoy and
Yandi in the south-east,
Bamut in the south-west, and ****inovskaya in the north-west. In 1944,
after the...
- Gandalbos, Arshty, Izdig, ****tunchie,
Akati , Bereshki, Samiogochie, Mergyiste,
Bamut, Achkhoy-Martan, Shaami-Yurt. "Фортанга in the
State Water Register of Russia"...
- War
Operation Goranboy First Chechen War
First Battle of
Grozny Battle of
Bamut Dagestan War
Second Chechen War
Battle of
Grozny Russo-Georgian War Battle...
