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I appreciate your question, but the context provided ("war in Chechnya") is too vague for me to write an accurate, specific 2-sentence overview of the Second Chechen War. To meet your requirement of basing information only on provided context and not inventing facts, I would need more detailed source material about the conflict's dates, causes, key parties involved, and historical significance. I'd recommend consulting a reliable encyclopedia or history source for an accurate overview.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 第二次チェチェン紛争 is referenced by 1,762 other articles, and connects out to Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, War of Dagestan and Islamism.
It is catalogued under topics including 1999 in Russia, 2000 in Russia and Battles involving Ingushetia.
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- Instance of
- war
- Part of
- post-Soviet conflicts
- Has part
- Battle of Grozny
- Country
- Russia
- Location
- Chechnya
- Image
- После боя. БТР, подбитый боевиками.jpg
- Participant
- Vladimir Putin
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- end time
- 2009-04-16
- start time
- 1999-08-26
- Commons category
- Second Chechen War
- topic's main category
- Category:Second Chechen War
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Article · 日本語
第二次チェチェン紛争(だいにじチェチェンふんそう)は、チェチェン独立派勢力(チェチェン・イチケリア共和国など)と、ロシア人およびロシア連邦への残留を希望するチェチェン共和国のチェチェン人勢力との間で発生した紛争。1999年に勃発した。2009年4月16日に国家対テロ委員会は独立派の掃討が完了したとして対テロ作戦地域からの除外を発表、10年の長きにわたった紛争は終結したとされたが実際には独立派残党による北コーカサスの乱が2017年まで続いた。
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