Замислен, по мое мнение, всеки който заповяда да се стреля с реактивни снаряди по град следва да бъде обесен.

[edit] Indiscriminate attacks
On October 5, 1999, a bus filled with refugees reportedly was hit by a Russian tank shell, killing as many as 40 civilians and wounding several others.[5]
On October 7, 1999, federal forces carried out a cluster bomb attack on the village of Elistanzhy in Vedensky District. Within several minutes 27 people were killed; among them only eight were men of the "fighting age", meaning aged 14 to 60. In the next two weeks 21 more wounded died of their wounds.
On October 21, 1999, a series of a Russian ballistic missile strikes on the central Grozny killed at least 137 people, mostly civilians, and injured hundreds. The missiles hit the city's main marketplace, a maternity hospital and a mosque.
On October 24, 1999, seven children were killed and 14 maimed by a Russian tank attack in Novy Sharoy; an adult man was also killed.[6]
On October 29, 1999, the Russian Air Force carried out a rocket attack on a large convoy of refugees who were using a "safe exit" route. The casualties are estimated at 50-100, among them several Red Cross workers, two journalists and many women and children.
On February 4, 2000, in an attempt to stop the Chechen retreat, Russian forces bombed the village of Katyr-Yurt and then a civilian convoy under white flags, killing at least 170 civilians, while many more were injured.
On February 9, 2000, a Russian tactical missile hit a crowd of people who had come to the local administration building in Shali, a town declared as one of the "safe areas", to collect their pensions. The missile is estimated to have killed some 150 civilians, and was followed by an attack by combat helicopters causing further casualties. The Russian attack, which happened without any warning, was a response to infiltration of the town by a group of Chechen fighters who suffered little losses.[7]