51.   A coalition of holy warriors, supplied by the United States, eventually drove Russian troops out.

52.   A contrasting picture emerged from Gen. Vyacheslav Tikhomirov, commander of Russian troops in Chechnya.

53.   A carload of refugees was fired on Sunday by Russian troops near Nisterovskaya at the Ingush border, and nine people were killed, Reuters reported.

54.   A different U.S. patrol had met Russian troops about two and a half hours earlier at a different location but had communicated the wrong coordinates to its home base.

55.   A few suggest that they might let the Russian troops in and then hit their positions once they are established.

56.   A few hundred present-day Russian troops, including some who fought in Chechnya, took part in the Red Square parade.

57.   A meeting was scheduled in Brussels in two weeks on the issue of Russian combat troops in Bosnia.

58.   A new round in the game has now started with the end of the war in Yugoslavia and the troubling entry of Russian troops into Kosovo.

59.   A Russian official said Russian troops had secured the military airfield in Khankala, on the outskirts of the capital.

60.   According to military reports, Russian troops were still engaged in scattered fighting in the mountainous region between Dagestan and Chechnya.