in the official version of events, and middlemen from chechnya -- a middle man from chechnya hire the police officer to organize the killing. but her family and former colleagues are angry that names of those who ordered the killing and the motive remained a mystery. >> investigators have said he does not have to name the people who ordered the killing, even though it was a precondition of his plea bargain. we are worried their reasons are political and that the investigators back down on purpose. >> her colleagues are carrying out their own investigation into the murder. the family vows to appeal the verdict. they want him to get the maximum sentence -- 20 years in prison. >> as nato-led forces prepare to withdraw from afghanistan, concern is growing inside the country about the future. combat troops are due to leave the country by 2014. >> after that, responsibility for security will pass to the afghan police and the army, but the afghan forces have frequently been infiltrated by militants, and many question weather they will be able to cope. >> some of the victims of recent violenc

maybe around it but not in chechnya ok then i'll say cases here and let's look us laid out allegations and there was a trial here and yeah well i mean let's let's look at south ossetia let's look at abkhazia let's look at the transnistria we have a number of areas in which we have unresolved territory conflict that is not the situation the west simply speaking simply put our territory conflicts that we will still have you know dealt with or they are dealt with at the conference table we discuss these issues in a way that is very peaceful and if you look and that is i think the most dramatic really the most dramatic region in the world the south china sea the far east north eastern asia with north korea there and our resolve territorial disputes in a region where you don't have any kind of functioning regional integration that is a region that i'm really nervous about it's not so much the west and what it does it is about china and japan and vietnam and taiwan what is going to happen in the north and in the north east of asia that makes me nervous not the west ok pepe what do you think

. >> at the time, chechnya is fighting their second civil war to gain independence from russia.nds are not met, bariev says he will level the theater with everyone inside. >> translator: i kept looking at this bomb thinking, what if? where would we hide? the woman noticed my nerves and said, don't worry, if it explodes, everyone will get it regardless. >> now clear this is a life or death situation, the moscow theater siege becomes an international lead story. >> in moscow this evening, armed gunmen are holding hundreds of people hostage at a theater there. >> this journalist covers russia for the sunday times of london. he manages to reach bariev by cell phone and convinces the rebel leader to do a face-to-face interview. this news footage shows him as he makes his way inside. >> the atmosphere was very tense. i was put up against a wall with three or four ak-47s pointed at me. i was searched. i was led into a small storage room. >> translator: we have but one goal, to stop the war and to remove the russian army from chechnya. >> it was unprecedented. we're talking about 40 hea

patsy from a stretch of land from morocco to indonesia from chechnya down to somalia over two to kosovo and so forth and they've shipped them in and they've given them weapons and different countries have different groups right there is the syrian national council which is the french d.g.'s the secret service with money from cutter the most of the of these death squads are paid for by saudi arabia they take orders over the television from a guy called a ruler who is a a crazy fanatic and now we've got the new one which is the u.s. backed one the new syrian national coalition a new puppet group paid for by the u.s. organized by ambassador robert ford who had been the u.s. ambassador to damascus he's a guy who learned the death squad technique from the past master from negroponte in central america and then in baghdad and concerning this syrian national coalition the head of that is a very interesting guy he's an anglo dutch agent he's a british dutch agent he's an executive of royal dutch shell he's a lobbyist for royal dutch shell these kind of like cars i remember karzai in afghanistan