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First Chechen War | |||||||||
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Part of the Chechen–Russian conflict | |||||||||
![]() A Russian Mil Mi-8 helicopter brought down by Chechen fighters near the capital Grozny in 1994 | |||||||||
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Strength | |||||||||
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![]() 70,500 (February 1995) | ||||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||||
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![]() 17,892[8]–52,000[9] wounded 1,906[8]–3,000[9] missing 5,732 soldiers killed or missing (Russian official figure) | ||||||||
30,000–40,000 civilians killed (RFSSS data)[10] 80,000 civilians killed (Human rights groups estimate)[11] At least 161 civilians killed outside Chechnya[12] 500,000+ civilians displaced[13] |
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- 120 in Budyonnovsk, and 41 in Pervomayskoe hostage crisis
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