A film crew from the British Channel 4 TV program “Dispatches” arrives in Grozny in May this year, with authorization from the Russian authorities, to make a film about “the restoration of normal life in the republic", but at odd moments meets up with Chechen field commanders and even films their annual assembly at which they take a decision to extend military operations to the entire territory of Russia. As if in mockery of the Russian and Chechen security services, the documentary film "Chechnya: The Dirty War", shown recently on British television’s Channel Four, opens with the following words by the presenter: "The military conflict in Chechnya has now been dragging on for more than ten years. During this war Moscow has tried every means possible to prevent it being reported in the press. And so all contacts with members of Chechen resistance are considered illegal...
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