Part 21

From the August 28^th, 2012 New York Times:

SOLIDARITY SUMMIT IN LONDON TO CONCLUDE AMID HEIGHTENED POLICE PRESENCE

From the August 29^th, 2012 Washington Post:

MEDVEDEV DENIES F.S.S. INVOLVEMENT IN SOLIDARITY SUMMIT BLAST

Kazakh embassy in London demands UN probe into attack

From the August 31^st, 2012 broadcast of BBC World News:

In a speech before the House of Commons this afternoon, Prime Minister David Cameron said the British government would put its full weight behind the inquiry into alleged ties between Russian intelligence and the perpetrators of the Solidarity Summit bombing in London ten days ago....

From the September 2^nd, 2012 broadcast of European Journal:

A ZDF cameraman who was covering the Solidarity Summit for his network’s evening newscast at the time of the car bombing nearly two weeks ago has died as a result of the injuries he sustained in the blast. His death brings the total number of people killed in the attack to fifty-seven and raises concerns throughout the European Union about the safety of journalists covering the Russian-Kazakh crisis....

From the September 3^rd, 2012 New York Daily News:

ANGER AMONG PEACE ACTIVISTS AT LONDON BROIL

Russian and Kazakh organizers of Solidarity Summit issue joint statement attacking Kremlin

From the September 5^th, 2012 Sydney Morning Herald:

AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALANDER EMBASSIES IN MOSCOW BOMBED;

25 CONFIRMED DEAD, 100 MISSING

Attacks thought to be retaliation by anti-Kazakh extremists for recent pro-Kazakh student rallies in Sydney and Auckland

From the September 6^th, 2012 Toronto Globe & Mail:

IS ANOTHER RUSSIAN-KAZAKH BORDER WAR JUST AROUND THE CORNER?

From the September 8^th, 2012 broadcast of Good Morning America:

As America prepares to mark the eleven-year anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, the U.S. State Department is warning travelers to Russia to be on their guard against anti-Kazakh gangs who have recently been attacking foreign tourists thought to be exhibiting pro-Kazakh attitudes...

From the September 9^th, 2012 Asahi Shimbun:

FOREIGN MINISTER VOICES CONCERN ABOUT LATEST EVENTS IN RUSSIAN-KAZAKH DISPUTE

Warns Cease-Fire Accord Which Ended Previous Conflict Is In Danger Of Collapse

From the September 11^th, 2012 Boston Globe:

RUSSIAN REGULAR TROOPS ENGAGING REBEL FORCES NEAR TALAYA

Fighting also reported in Atka

From the September 13^th, 2012 broadcast of The CBS Evening News:

A Reuters report out of Vladivostok tonight suggests Russian government army losses at Atka and Talaya may be heavier than official Kremlin statements have so far indicated....

From a press release issued by the office of the Vice-President of the United States dated September 16^th, 2012:

The White House is continuing to monitor developments concerning the recent engagement between Russian government forces and rebel troops near Atka and Talaya, and the United States embassy in Moscow has urged President Medvedev repeatedly to be more forthcoming with details on the fighting in that area...

From an editorial in the Houston Post dated September 18^th, 2012:

There can only be two possible explanations for the stark contrast between Medvedev’s official statements regarding the battles between the NRPM and Russian government troops at Atka and Talaya: either the Russian president has suffered a psychological breakdown that has made him lose touch with reality, or he is deliberately attempting to conceal the facts....

From the September 19^th, 2012 broadcast of BBC World News:

A Russian defector who has been given political asylum in Canada has told defense and intelligence officials in Ottawa that there is indeed a connection between the FSS and the Solidarity Summit bombers....

 

From the September 20^th, 2012 broadcast of NBC Nightly News:

House Speaker John Boehner is pushing for the White House to issue new sanctions against Russia in light of new evidence suggesting there were indeed some connections between the FSS counterintelligence agency and the conspirators who planned and carried out last month’s Solidarity Summit bombing in London....

From the September 22^nd, 2012 New York Post:

From the September 23^rd, 2012 broadcast of BBC Breakfast:

Russian president Dmitri Medvedev is taking exception to remarks made by his French counterpart Nicholas Sarkozy yesterday at a press conference in Paris. Medvedev said Sarkozy’s statements, which assert that the Kremlin has been less than fully forthcoming in regard to the body count of the recent clashes between government and rebel forces at Talaya and Atka and suspected links by the Solidarity Summit bombing conspirators to the FSS, were blatant anti-Russian propaganda meant to embarrass both his country and his government. Many of Medvedev’s fellow countrymen seem to share his outrage about the French president’s comments, if the demonstrations going on right now outside the French embassy in Moscow is any indication....

From the September 25^th, 2012 broadcast of CBS Evening News:

The war of words between Moscow and Paris over the Medvedev government’s official statements on the battle of Talaya and Atka and last month’s Solidarity Summit bombing in London shows no signs of fading away anytime soon. If anything, it may be heating up after some harsh comments about Medvedev by an anonymous source at the French foreign ministry in today’s edition of the Australian newspaper The Age...

From the September 28^th, 2012 Los Angeles Times:

SCOTLAND YARD CONFIRMS PROMINENT MOSCOW BUSINESSMAN

ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH SOLIDARITY SUMMIT BOMBING

Longtime oil executive suspected of being FSS contact for bomb plot conspirators

From the broadcast of CBC News At Six that same day:

Thousands of demonstrators are gathering in Moscow’s Red Square at this hour to speak out in defense of Anatoly Baranovsky, the 52-year-old businessman arrested in London earlier today on charges of espionage and aiding and abetting terrorism in connection with the Solidarity Summit bombing...