By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Two Russian Interior Ministry soldiers were killed in an attack in Chechnya, the ministry said Monday.
The attack occurred late Sunday when a patrol came under fire near the village of Niki-Khita, about 40 kilometers southeast of the republic's capital, Grozny, according to a statement from the ministry's division in Chechnya.
Although major fighting in Chechnya's separatist war ended years ago, Russian soldiers and police continue to come under small hit-and-run attacks.
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