U.S. Urges Caution for Americans in Russia

[Rose Siding]

WASHINGTON - Nearly two months after the seizure of a Russian school left hundreds dead, the State Department on Wednesday warned Americans visiting or living in the country that "there remains a heightened potential for terrorist actions, including attacks against civilians."

In extending its warning through March 2005, the State Department said that Russia's security situation "is likely to continue for some time" and that Americans should take precautions to avoid becoming a random victim of another attack.

A series of terrorist attacks in late August and early September left some 430 people dead. Twin plane bombings killed 90 people aboard, and an attack near a Moscow subway station killed nine, plus the bomber. More than 330 hostages died during the Sept. 1-3 seizure of a school in Beslan by heavily armed attackers.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=542&ncid=1276&e=1&u=/ap/20041028/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/us_russia

[Erika]

1. Bush Claims that He Made the World A Safer Place

are debunked. We need to get the villiage idiot out of the WH.

[maddezmom]

2. bet a few Russians are going to be ticked off at the US allegations

that Russian Spec. Forces stole the explosives and moved them into Syria

[Skip Intro]

3. Russia - again

Russia in two "political" stories tonight. They're also the ones who took the missing explosives from Iraq.

smells funny to me

Its only a surprise if you don't see it coming.

[TheBlackSteeds]

4. This is getting confusing

They should just make a list of what countries they're "safe" in, and just leave it at that.

[TheCentepedeShoes]

5. Am I just too tired right now

to go throught all the links (help me here) but just "who" in the State Dept is saying this?

Edit for spelling.