(28 Apr 1996) T/I: 10:51:17


Chechnya's Moscow-backed government said on Sunday (28/4) that it was ready to negotiate peace in the republic with rebel separatist field commanders. Chechya's Deputy Prime Minister, Abdula Bugayev, said government representatives were the only people who could really influence the situation in military and political spheres. Despite the claim by Russian President Boris Yeltsin that his troops were being withdrawn from Chechnya, the Russian presence in Grozny is as strong as ever, and outbreaks of fighting are a regular occurrence.

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GROZNY, CHECHNYA 27+28 APRIL, 1996:

28/4
VS street scenes with destroyed buildings
WS woman walking with belongings
VS russian troops in streets
Russian checkpoint
WS helicopters hover
WS russian position
MS russian soldiers relax
MS anti aircraft guns moving
VS artillery
CU old russian flag
WS APC through streets covered in soldiers
WS people at market
MS woman at market looks at goods
SOT: Abdula Bugayev, pro-Russian Chechan Deputy Prime Minister (in russian)
APC carrying soldiers
SOT: Bugayev, (in russian)

27/4:
Night shots of flares (sound of gunfire)

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