Awesome, they arrest the guys Brother and sister.
They deserve it, they were involved in the bombing plot.
Does anyone think that Dooki Umarov is gonna care.
Foxnews
Russia – Russian authorities named a suspected suicide bomber of Moscow's airport and arrested his teenage brother and sister, an official said Wednesday.
The Jan. 24 bombing of Domodedovo airport was conducted by 20-year-old Magomed Yevloyev, said an official working with Russia's top investigative agency in the province of Ingushetia. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to publicly discuss the issue.
Officials have previously said that the bomber was a 20-year-old man from the Caucasus, but didn't give his name.
Chechen rebel warlord Doku Umarov has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 36 and injured more than 180.
A court in Ingushetia's provincial capital, Magas, also ordered the arrest of Yevloyev's 15-year-old brother and 16-year old sister, suspected of involvement in the attack, the official said. They also arrested another resident of Yevloyev's home village of Ali-Yurt on the same charges.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Moscow airport bomber named, his siblings arrested
Monday, August 30, 2010
Twelve rebels killed raiding Chechen leader's village
No matter where you look , when you are looking at the World .
When it Comes to Terrorism there is one Common theme ,
Islam !
99% of all Terrorist Attacks are carried out in the Name of Islam ?
And another Assassination Attempt in Chechnya.
(Reuters) - Chechen police killed 12 rebels as they repulsed a raid on the Moscow-backed president's home village on Sunday, authorities said, in an attack that broke a period of relative calm in the Russian republic.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov told state-run Rossiya-24 TV that he headed the operation to fight off the attack on his village of Tsentoroi and said 12 insurgents were killed.
It was not clear whether Kadyrov was in the village at the time or had directed operations from the capital Grozny, some 60 km (37 miles) away.
Kadyrov, a former Chechen rebel, has vowed to bring peace and stability to the republic which has seen more than 15 years of sporadic separatist conflict, but Chechnya is plagued by political murders and extrajudicial killings.
Many neighboring Russian republics in the mainly Muslim North Caucasus also face simmering insurgencies and 10 rebels were killed in Dagestan and Kabardino-Balkaria on Saturday.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Russia Seeks to Eliminate North Caucasus Terrorists
Sounds like the beginnings of a real fight , if Putin is serious , the Chechen rebels are done , they will not be able to withstand the strong arm of Big Red Russia !
VOA news.com
At least 12 people were killed on Wednesday in the Russian republic of Dagestan following twin bombings in Moscow on Monday. Islamist militants in Chechnya have claimed responsibility for the Moscow blasts and Russian authorities suspect they are behind the Dagestan attack. Dagestan is one of several republics in Russia's turbulent North Caucasus region.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin lashed out at the militants on Tuesday, saying they will be "destroyed."
Mr. Putin said it is a matter of honor for law enforcement agencies to dredge the militants out of sewer and to bring them into God's daylight. And he expressed certainty that this would be done.
Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov has claimed responsibility for the Moscow blast, following through on his January threat on the Internet against Russia.
Umarov says that if Russians think the war is far away in the Caucasus, then "praise Allah" his organization intends to prove that the war will come home to them.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Russia says Islamist rebel leader killed
Oh Yeah , Another POS Islamic radical goes on to meet His 72 Male virgin Goats !
That is kind of an Oxymoron isn't it ?
when you are talking about Islamic Radicals , and you use the term ,
" Male Virgin Goats "
(Reuters) - Russia's Federal Security Service chief on Saturday confirmed the death of a prominent Islamist rebel who he accused of plotting a bomb attack on a Moscow-to-St Petersburg train that killed 26 people last year.
Alexander Tikhomirov, also known as Said Buryatsky, was among eight rebels killed in a two-day raid in the volatile Caucasus region of Ingushetia in early March, FSB head Alexander Bortnikov told Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
"Material evidence was found on the scene of the special operation directly connected to the train blast organised by this group of bandits in November last year," Bortnikov said in comments broadcast on the Russian TV channel Rossiya 24.
Islamic militants from Russia's North Caucasus claimed responsibility for the attack on the Nevsky Express and vowed further "acts of sabotage." No major attacks have followed.
But Buryatsky himself had never claimed responsibility for the bombing, and Bortnikov's comments were the first time he had been directly linked to the attack.
Buryatsky's death is a major victory for the Kremlin in its battle against an Islamist insurgency in the North Caucasus, which analysts have said appears to be mutating from a grassroots separatist movement toward global jihad.
Violence in the North Caucasus region in the form of shootings and suicide bombs, particularly in the Muslim-majority republics of Chechnya, Ingushetia and Dagestan, has escalated over the last year.
Russia's most wanted guerrilla, Chechen-born Doku Umarov, has vowed on Islamist websites to spread his attacks from the region to other parts of Russia.
Friday, February 19, 2010
U.S. Strike Kills Taliban Leader's Brother
Notice how there is no mention of the Innocence of the Associates of Siraj Haqqani .
Maybe because they were not so Innocent .
Foxnews
ISLAMABAD — The brother of senior Afghan Taliban commander Siraj Haqqani has been killed in a U.S. missile strike in northwestern Pakistan, Pakistani intelligence officials said Friday.
The death was the latest in a string of blows to militants operating in Pakistan and neighboring Afghanistan, including the capture in recent weeks of the Taliban's No. 2 leader, that together are seen as the most significant strike against the insurgents in years.
Mohammed Haqqani and three other close associates of Siraj Haqqani were killed when missiles struck a house on Thursday night in the Dande Darpa Khel area of North Waziristan, near the border with Afghanistan, two Pakistani intelligence officials said.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly to the media.
The officials said the attack was apparently aimed at Siraj Haqqani, a top Taliban commander with suspected close ties to Al Qaeda who is accused of masterminding ambushes of American troops in Afghanistan. It was not known if Siraj Haqqani was hurt in the strike.
The Haqqani network is an autonomous militant group that nonetheless has ties to Al Qaeda and technically pledges allegiance to Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Omar. The group also has a history of links to Pakistani intelligence that some suspect continue today.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Russian police find bomb at train station
Per Reuters:
More mischief on the part of Muslim miscreants? What do you think?Police discovered a bomb in a car near a railway station in northern Russia on Thursday, days after a train bombing killed 26 people, local news agencies reported.
The car was found near a station close to Russia's border with Finland, 900 km (560 miles) north of Moscow, Interfax and RIA Novosti news agencies reported.
"A car was seized in the square near the Segezha train station in which an explosive device and guns were found," Vadim Kashirin, head of the transport police in the northwest region, was quoted as saying by Interfax.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Chechen rebels order separatist leader death
"The court has ruled that the killing of this apostate is a duty for Muslims." It did not say what court had issued the ruling.
The court does not have to !
it just has to make the decision , it is up to the islamic clones to do the rest !
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Chechen rebels called on Tuesday for prominent separatist leader Akhmed Zakayev to be killed, saying he had abandoned Islam by recognizing the legitimacy of the restive region's Kremlin-backed government.
Zakayev, who lives in London, represents the moderate wing of the separatist movement and has clashed with radical Islamist insurgents in Russia's southern republic of Chechnya.
Islamist rebel website www.kavkazcenter.com said Zakayav had recognized the authority of Ramzan Kadyrov, the Kremlin-backed leader of the region.
"Public remarks show that he (Zakayev) has fallen away from Islam," the website said, adding that Doku Umarov, Chechnya's most wanted separatist leader, was behind the order.
"The court has ruled that the killing of this apostate is a duty for Muslims." It did not say what court had issued the ruling.
