Shamil Basayev
1965 to 2006
9 documented presences
9 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Shamil Basayev across 9 places, from 1965 to 2003. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Shamil Salmanovich Basayev (14 January 1965 – 10 July 2006), also known by his kunya Abu Idris, was a Chechen guerrilla leader who served as a senior military commander in the breakaway Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Shamil Basayev was documented, and when
1965year
Vedenoattested
“Shamil Basayev was born in the village of Dyshne-Vedeno, near Vedeno, in south-eastern Chechnya, in 1965 to Chechen parents from the Belghatoy teip.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1982year
Dyshne-Vedenoattested
“An avid football player in his youth, Basayev graduated from school in Dyshne-Vedeno in 1982, aged 17, and spent the next two years in the Soviet Air Forces serving as a airfield firefighter.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1982year
Sovietattested
“An avid football player in his youth, Basayev graduated from school in Dyshne-Vedeno in 1982, aged 17, and spent the next two years in the Soviet Air Forces serving as a airfield firefighter.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1991year
Groznyattested
“Murphy, "Russian military intelligence turned a blind eye to the 1991 terrorist arrest warrant against Basayev to train him and his detachment in Abkhazia, and the Russians even helped direct Basayev's combat operations" and "long after…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1991year
Abkhaziaattested
“Murphy, "Russian military intelligence turned a blind eye to the 1991 terrorist arrest warrant against Basayev to train him and his detachment in Abkhazia, and the Russians even helped direct Basayev's combat operations" and "long after…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1992year
Azerbaijanattested
“Basayev moved to Azerbaijan in 1992, where he assisted Azerbaijani forces in their unsuccessful war against Armenian fighters in the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
December 1997month
Dagestanattested
“In December 1997, after Movladi Udugov's Islamic Nation party had called for Chechnya to annex territories in neighbouring Dagestan, Basayev promised to "liberate" neighbouring Dagestan from its status as "a Russian colony." According to…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
2000year
Turkeyattested
“Shamil's younger brother, Shirvani, was reported killed by the Russians in 2000, but is, according to numerous accounts, actually living in exile in Turkey where he is involved in coordination of the activities of the diaspora.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
August 2003month
Baksan (town)attested
“From June until August 2003 Basayev lived in the town of Baksan in nearby Kabardino-Balkaria.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
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Places Shamil Basayev is documented in
Soviet1 presence · 1982Turkey1 presence · 2000
Abkhazia1 presence · 1991
Azerbaijan1 presence · 1992
Baksan (town)1 presence · 2003
Dagestan1 presence · 1997
Dyshne-Vedeno1 presence · 1982
Grozny1 presence · 1991
Vedeno1 presence · 1965
Other places tied to Shamil Basayev in the record
In each of these, a source puts Shamil Basayev and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Shamil Basayev was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1987year
Moscowmentioned
“Reportedly, he tried to enroll in the law school of the Moscow State University but failed, and instead entered the Moscow Engineering Institute of Land Management in 1987.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
August 1991month
Russian White Housementioned
“When some hardline members of Soviet government tried to stage a coup d'état in August 1991, Basayev allegedly joined supporters of Russian president Boris Yeltsin on the barricades around the Russian White House in central Moscow, armed…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
9 November 1991exact date
Mineralnye Vodymentioned
“Basayev, Lom-Ali Chachayev, and the group's leader, Said-Ali Satuyev, a former airline pilot suffering from schizophrenia, hijacked an Aeroflot Tu-154 plane, en route from Mineralnye Vody in Russia to Ankara on 9 November 1991, and threa…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
9 November 1991exact date
Ankaramentioned
“Basayev, Lom-Ali Chachayev, and the group's leader, Said-Ali Satuyev, a former airline pilot suffering from schizophrenia, hijacked an Aeroflot Tu-154 plane, en route from Mineralnye Vody in Russia to Ankara on 9 November 1991, and threa…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
9 November 1991exact date
Russiamentioned
“Basayev, Lom-Ali Chachayev, and the group's leader, Said-Ali Satuyev, a former airline pilot suffering from schizophrenia, hijacked an Aeroflot Tu-154 plane, en route from Mineralnye Vody in Russia to Ankara on 9 November 1991, and threa…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1992year
Abkhaziamentioned
“Later in 1992, Basayev traveled to Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia, to assist the local separatist movement against the Georgian government's attempts to regain control of the region.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
December 1996month
Chechnyamentioned
“Basayev stepped down from his military position in December 1996 to run for president in Chechnya's second (and the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria's first and only ever internationally monitored) presidential elections.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
1997year
Middle Eastmentioned
“He briefly served as acting leader of Chechnya during President Maskhadov's trip to the Middle East in 1997.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
31 March 1998exact date
Russian Federationmentioned
“By early 1998 Basayev emerged as the main political opponent of the Chechen president, who in his opinion was "pushing the republic back to the Russian Federation." On 31 March 1998, Basayev called for the termination of talks with Russi…”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
January 2000month
Groznymentioned
“During the Chechens' retreat from Grozny in January 2000 Basayev lost a foot after stepping on a land mine while leading his men through a minefield.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
2001year
Afghanistanmentioned
“According to the US State Department, Basayev trained in Afghanistan in 2001.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
2001year
US State Departmentmentioned
“According to the US State Department, Basayev trained in Afghanistan in 2001.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
2001year
The USmentioned
“According to the US State Department, Basayev trained in Afghanistan in 2001.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
2 June 2001exact date
Chechnyamentioned
“On 2 June 2001, it was reported General Gennady Troshev, then-commander-in-chief of Russian forces in Chechnya, had offered a bounty of one million dollars to anyone who would bring him the head of Basayev.”
source: Wikipedia: Shamil Basayev
27 December 2002exact date
2003year
12 May 2003exact date
September 2003month
9 May 2004exact date
May 2005month
10 July 2006exact date
10 July 2006exact date
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