Did you hear that there was a suicide bomb assassination attempt made on Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov on Friday? (Well, then how did I miss it? I'm telling you it's getting hard to keep up with all the suicide bombings in Muslim countries. SO many bombs, so little time.)
The attack was foiled by a.) a sniper from Russian security forces or b.) the bodyguards of State Duma deputy Adam Delimkhanov or c.) the guards from the building depends on who you're talking to.
Retaliation for the attack was swift:
Police in Chechnya have killed a militant who planned an assassination attempt against the president of the southern Russian republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, a police spokesman said on Friday.
"In a private residence in Michurin village in Grozny a so called emir of Gudermes [Said-Emi] Khizriev was surrounded. Police made an attempt to arrest him, but he put up armed resistance and was killed with when fire was returned," the spokesman said.
This is the second assassination attempt on Ramzan in less than a month.
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