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  1. A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak is straining national stability in Russia, compounded by flooding in Dagestan and political issues involving the Kremlin.
  2. Heavy rains caused severe flooding in Sunzha, Ingushetia, and Dagestan.
  3. In 2012, both Dagestan and Chechnya received government funding for flood relief, with officials thanking Moscow for the federal center support.

Infrastructure links established in 2012 between Buynaksk, bordering Chechnya, and access to Dagestan via Ingushetia.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 17
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Infrastructure links established in 2012 between Buynaksk, bordering Chechnya, and access to Dagestan via Ingushetia.

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In 2012, both Dagestan and Chechnya received government funding for flood relief, with officials thanking Moscow for the federal center support. All 2 developments

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