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Following the truce in South Ossetia, another violent conflict irrupted in Abkhazia,

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Europe tried to start a cease fire but the plan had failed. In the end both of the groups had won their independence.

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Conflict with Caucasus became so severe that Russia had to resort to bombing the area.

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-In the late 80ś Armenia and Azerbaijan began the fight to control the most regions.
-The first time Russia invaded Chechnya was in 1994.
- By 1995 Russian troops controlled about 2/3 of the republics territory and captured the capitol and two major cities.
- Russia invaded Chechnya again in October 1992.
- Public support for the war was very high but started declining very rapidly in 1999 around October.
-It continues all the way to 2001

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The conflicts began to rise after the fall of the USSR.Many countries had wanted their independence  and Russia was unable to control them

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The regional conflict had caused Russia to lose a big amount of territory.

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In 1991 and 1992, South Ossetal and Abkhazian armed group tried to gain their independence from Georgia.

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Since the year of 2007 Separatist and Caucasus font soldiers led by  Dokka Umarov and Akhmed Yevloyev claimed all north.

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The North Caucasus is a northern part of the region between the black sea and within European Russia.

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The most recent conflict between Chechen and the Russian government took place in the 1990s.

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The Russian Empire initially had little interest in the North Caucasus.

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Caucasus has experienced some of the most violent conflicts.