38 of total 50 corpses identified after fatal bombing in Mozdok

06.08.2003 Editor

At 8 a. m. Moscow times 38 dead bodies of all 50 killed in Saturday terror attack have been identified, the Interfax agency reported citing Col. Igor Konoshenkov, a top officer of the North Caucasus Russian forces.

The remains of 12 others have not yet been identified.

22 victims of the terror assault were servicemen of the Russian Defense Ministry.

On Sunday, according to order of Lt. Gen. Vladimir Boldyriev the commander of the NCMD insurance offices begin to issue compensatory payments for victims’ relatives losses.

Caucasus Times

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