Guardian Articles

The Guardian is a daily newspaper based in Manchester, UK.

Religious Warriors Ready to Avenge Human Rights Abuses
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan --  Private Pavel Mikheyev will never know what hit him. Walking home throughthe town of Kurgan-Tyube, in Tajikistan, last week, the Russian soldier was
caught in a hail of bullets fired by three gunmen who fled the scene.
Guardian (Jun. 7, 1994)

Russians Thrown into Tajik Breach
PYANJ, Tajikistan (The Guardian) -- On the other side of the electrified barbed-wire fence is a mine field, a couple of hundred yards of brush, the Pyanj river, and Afghanistan. All along the 620-mile border, Russian soldiers peer nervously through binoculars and night scopes, from observation towers, out of trenches, and from behind artillery equipment.
Guardian (Sep. 6, 1993)

Ghost of Gamsakhurdia Continues to Haunt Georgia
JIKHASKARI, Georgia (The Guardian) --  By all accounts, Georgia's first democratically-elected post-Soviet president is dead and buried near the west Georgian village of Jikhaskari. But Zviad Gamsakhurdia isn't about to let a little thing like death slow him down.
Guardian (Feb. 14, 1993)