On the road between Kadi-Yurt and Engel-Yurt their lorry was stopped by Russian military servicemen in an APC (armoured personnel carrier).

    The applicants submitted that the following morning the neighbours told them that they had seen an armoured personnel carrier (APC) and a military all-terrain UAZ vehicle in the village.

They were walking in front of an armoured personnel carrier (APC); armed soldiers were sitting on its hull. Soon afterwards he heard automatic rifle shots from the garages.

From there they saw two IBVs, an armoured personnel carrier (“APC”) and the Ural truck with the white stripe.

The convoy was headed by a tank, which was followed by three or four Ural vehicles and an armoured personnel carrier (hereinafter “the APC”).

    On the morning of 4 June 2005, the two groups left the military base in armoured personnel carriers (“APCs”), Ural lorries, UAZ all-terrain vehicles and VAZ cars. 14 .

    The first applicant and two women tied a handkerchief to a raised stick and walked up to the closest armoured personnel carrier (APC), shouting “Don’t shoot!

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs) and other military vehicles were stationed at crossroads, the settlement was surrounded and blocked from all sides.

    The applicant’s relatives stated that on 10 December 2000 three armoured personnel carriers (APCs) and one Ural truck with soldiers had arrived at their family home.

They came in several armoured personnel carriers (APCs) and were looking for Khamzat Tushayev and his brother. After the incident the brothers went into hiding.

A week later the abductors had blindfolded them, put them in an armored personal carrier (“APC”), transported them into the fields in the Shali district and thrown them out of the vehicle.

From her window she had seen an APC (armoured personnel carrier) driving by her house.

Moreover, they had not used military vehicles, such as armoured personnel carriers (“APCs”), and the applicants were unable to describe the kidnappers.

Later that day the applicant’s brother-in-law talked to a number of neighbours who, according to him, stated that they had seen a “Ural” vehicle and an armoured personnel carrier (“APC”) parked in Partizanskaya

    After the exhumation the police wanted to leave, but the first applicant interfered and asked them to examine the courtyard for relevant evidence: tank or armoured personnel carrier (APC)

At about 2.30 a.m. two armoured personnel carriers (“APCs”) and two UAZ vehicles without registration numbers arrived at the applicant’s house.

There they put him in one of the military vehicles parked next to the house: there were a military UAZ car, a minivan and an APC (armoured personnel carrier).

She stated that earlier that day armed people had come to their house in several cars and an armed personnel carrier (“APC”).

At the northern entrance to the village, on the road between Goragorsk and Grozny, an armoured personnel carrier (APC-80) was positioned in order to block the traffic and to protect the temporary point