75 Foreigners Kept Hostages in the Moscow Theatre

24.10.2002 13:48

Deputy Director of the FSB Center for Public Relations, Sergey Ignatchenko informs, 75 foreigners are kept hostages by the terrorists who attacked the theatre in Moscow. These are 4 people from the USA, from Germany – 7, Netherlands – 2, Austria – 2, Ukraine – 23, Turkey – 3, Azerbaijan – 5, Latvia – 3, Great Britain – 3, Canada – 1, Bulgaria – 1, Hungary – 3, Georgia – 1, Moldova – 1 and from Kazakhstan – 1. By this moment, 37 hostages from foreign countries have been already released.

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