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The Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Chechen Republic Ichkeria Parliament, Akhyad Idigov and the widow wife of the Chechen Republic Ichkeria's I.President, Alla Dudaeva published a letter for the congratulating of the Independence Day of Georgia. Here is the full text of letter: On behalf of legitimate power ChR-Ichkerija, Parliament and the Governments lawfully representing the Chechen people, we congratulate the ...
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