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News in Brief: Dubrovka Suit Rejected.
(From The Moscow Times)
MOSCOW -- A Moscow court has rejected a million-dollar lawsuit filed by former Dubrovka hostage Yelena Burban over the death of her American husband in the theater siege and injuries she suffered, Mosnews.com reported Wednesday.
Burban, who was ...
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