Beslan school siege

[Klondyke]

Beslan school siege: European court condemns Russia for role in 2004 massacre

Judges find there were 'serious shortcomings' at almost every stage of Russia's official response, after 30 terrorists took over a school in North Ossetia

The European Court of Human Rights has condemned Russia over its failure to protect the hundreds of people who died when Chechen militants took over a school in Beslan in 2004.

The court ruled that serious failings by the Russian authorities meant that the victims' right to life was violated, and ordered Russia to pay €3 million in reparations and €88,000 in legal costs.

Beslan school siege: European court condemns Russia for role in 2004 massacre | The Independent

After 13 years it comes to no surprise.
Pity that such truly "independent" body had not been invited to investigate the 911 events.

[harrybarracuda]

It was a rather classic fuck up.

Right up there with their cinema fiasco.

[Klondyke]

It was a rather classic fuck up.

Right up there with their cinema fiasco.

Luckily the Russians are not ordered to issue an apology to Chechen terrorists.

[wasabi]

Amazing they release this report about a terrorist siege in Russia 13 years later, why so much Russia bashing in the past week.
Somethings up that's for sure.