A U.S. Congressional delegation head said Sunday's meeting in Russia showed that "nothing special" and can help prevent the Boston Marathon explosion, but the two countries need to be more closely joint security threats.
Description, California Republican Congressman Dana Rohrabacher who led the six-member delegation, with the Russian members of parliament and officials to discuss safety. Some meetings, he says, may be provided by American actor Steven Seagal.
Siegel, in his U.S. Embassy attended the news conference in Russia are closely linked. He met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in March and last week visited Kadyrov, Chechen strongman rule, a province in southern Russia, since 1994 has seen two federal troops and Chechen separatists between cruelty war.
These wars spawned an Islamist insurgency throughout the Caucasus region, including the neighboring republic of Dagestan, is now the center of the violence. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was accused of bombing for Boston with his brother, in Dagestan last year spent six months. Researchers have been trying to determine whether he and where militants were contacted.
Rep. Steve King said, Russian security officials told the delegation that they believe that the United States before 2003, has radical Tsarnaev and his mother. "I suspect he proposed to do what he did," said the king, a Republican from Iowa.
His account FSB, the successor to the meeting of the Soviet-era KGB, is controversial, Tennessee Democratic Congressman Steven Cohen, said he understood the radical occurs much later, when the family lived in Boston.
Rohrabacher said that a higher level of cooperation between the United States and Russia is essential, so that people in the two countries' security. "Radical Islam is our throats in the United States, but also in the Russian people by the throat," he said.
Parliament has repeatedly thanked the credit arrangement where members of Parliament FSB, Siegel says, it helps to avoid past these visits have been arranged by the U.S. Embassy in all meetings of experience.
Rohrabacher said: "You know, we got what? We got control of the State Council, all the information that we heard." "Do you think this is a good democracy? No way!"
Action star on the road to the scene Saturday MPs escort the terrorist attacks in the Caucasus town of Beslan, militants seized a school in 2004 and spent more than 1,000 people hostage, most of them children. More than 330 hostages died, most of them when federal troops stormed the school.
Rohrabacher said that Siegel had invited delegation to visit Chechnya, but the trip was canceled, partly because the rules would prevent the United States House of Representatives member of Parliament for his private jet flight.
The Kremlin has given Kadyrov luxury discretionary funding and political combat terrorism, because he came to power in 2005. Activists accuse him and his security forces worried amazing abuse, including torture, kidnapping and murder.
"All of these allegations were shuffled around," Siegel said, who was given a lavish welcome in Kadyrov's palace. "What evidence do? He has been indicted?"
Cohen said that he had refused to go to Chechnya for these reasons. However, Europe, Eurasia and emerging threat to U.S. foreign affairs subcommittee chairman, Rohrabacher said the United States should be more understanding of Kadyrov and Putin threats.
"If you're in the middle of a Chechen insurgency, hundreds of people were killed, and a place of terror, the children in the school was bombed, yes, you guessed how, there are people who go beyond the boundaries of legality." he says.
Rohrabacher said that the rule of law is important, "We should not describe the people who are under the threat of this type, we should not be describing them as if they were Adolf Hitler, they come back to the old communist days."
Rohrabacher and the King is all praise the Russian Orthodox tradition, for participation in service, on Sunday morning, the main church in Moscow. Cathedral became a focal point of Putin's supporters and opponents alike, cat riots last punk group staged an impromptu protest against Putin's consolidation of church and state, as they won worldwide fame and a two- years in prison for "hooliganism."
, "The king said:" It is hard to find people who will do sympathize with people's confidence.
United States and the European Union condemned the imprisonment of members of the cat riots.
However, Rohrabacher lamented "insidious way," America's politicians to discuss Russia and Putin said he hoped the changes have taken place, they will have more appreciation.
"Many of my friends do not even know in Congress, the church is now open," he said.
Congressional delegation also includes Michele Bachmann, but she did not appear in public, leaving a news conference on Sunday before. Minnesota Republican Party arrived in Russia last week announced shortly after that she would not seek re-election in 2014.
 



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