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Show your real flags you Indian or are you that ashamed of India?
Moscow airport bomb: suicide bombers were part of squad trained in Pakistan
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You are sooo right .
I must admit now I trained them personally..
I have been training them since their struggle even before the creation of Pakistan since they started their freedom struggle back in the days when Russia invaded their country.
I do time travel and train them how to fight the Russians for centuries.
I must admit they are very dull students and learners .. Been fighting the Russians for centuries but still need to come to Pakistan to learn how to use the suicide jackets.
Did you know that Pakistanis also trained Himmler on how to gas the Jews?
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Pakistan is already under attack by USA Drone Attacks and India & Afghan join terror into almost whole Pakistan.
I wonder what happen to India, if you indians will get the same problems that Pakistan its alone suffering since 9/11 happened
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Act of terrorism is opened? (updated news)
31.01.2011
Inspectors of the Main investigatory management of Investigatory committee of Russia together with operative employees of FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia have solved a crime, made on January, 24th, 2011 at the Domodedovo airport.
Such statement has sounded on Saturday from the official representative of Investigatory committee of the Russian Federation.
- The person of the suicide bomber who has made blasting of an explosive, equipped with blasting elements is established. The 20-year-old native of one of republics of the North Caucasus has appeared it, - official representative СК has informed the correspondent "РГ" the Russian Federation Vladimir Markin. Thus it didn't begin to open a name of the terrorist.
- In spite of the fact that the consequence knows his name, we it won't name today owing to certain circumstances as at the moment there are investigatory and operatively-search actions, a direction on an establishment and detention of organizers and helpers of this act of terrorism, Markin has explained. He has especially underlined that act of terrorism has been made not casually in a hall of arrivals of the international flights. On versions of the investigation, act of terrorism has been directed first of all on foreign citizens.
Besides, the representative of Investigatory committee has published results of investigation of one more act of terrorism preparing in Moscow. It is a question of explosion on December, 31st in a hotel small house of shooting club in Kuzminkah. This day the woman- suicide bomber together with the deadly belt, according to the investigation, has blown up. In the same small house the second belt has been found out.
Special services managed to leave operatively on the prospective accomplice of the terrorist. It has appeared Zejnab Sujunova 1986 year of birth which after detention, admitted that too was going to blow up in one of crowded places in Moscow.
According to the investigation, this terrorist group prepared act of terrorism in the center for Moscow on December, 31st, 2010. Besides, the consequence considered Razdobudko as the possible organizer of explosion at the Domodedovo airport. But, as Vladimir Markin has noticed, act of terrorism in Domodedovo and explosion in a hotel complex have been made by the steady armed groups not connected with each other operating in territory of different republics of the North Caucasus.
Really, now in the North Caucasian region the separate gangster groups named Viliyaities, - everyone in the territory operate some. The most active operate in Dagestan, the Chechen Republic, Ingushetia and Kabardino-Balkariya. Till last autumn existed and "Nogaiski a battalion" in territory of Stavropol Territory which has been destroyed by special services.
Despite seeming separation and independence in the actions, all Viliyaities are united in the general Emirates caucasus. Here experienced insurgents of type to Dock Umarova which plan the general for all "international actions" already order and direct wahabite ideology to the necessary channel. The basic idea - creation of shariat states in territory of the North Caucasus, and in an ideal - on main parts of the European territory of Russia.
The Russian power and management of power structures more than once declared about country’s present terrorist war with participation of the international terrorism is conducted. And financing of such war not under force even to the largest oligarch - conduct it the state or some states can only.
Yes, the bandit underground on caucasus can live robberies of banks and requisitions from businessmen and the corrupted officials, but is short. On financing of acts of terrorism, training and preparation of new members and that most money oriented, population brain washing tens, and even hundred millions dollars annually are required. Not a secret that that who comes to a gang, pay the salary, and in case of its destruction - continue to pay to families.
For last year only in frontier areas of Dagestan some couriers transporting through border millions of roubles and ten thousand of dollars on financing of a bandit underground have been detained. Those who behind all costs to these, know that a final problem of terrorist war not creation mythical Emirates of caucasus, and destruction of all Russia.
(Translation version from Russian)
Ëè÷íîñòü äîìîäåäîâñêîãî ñìåðòíèêà óñòàíîâëåíà — Èâàí Åãîðîâ — "Òåðàêò ðàñêðûò?" — Ðîññèéñêàÿ Ãàçåòà — Ñëåäîâàòåëè ÑÊ ÐÔ óñòàíîâèëè ëè÷íîñòü òåððîðèñòà-ñìåðòíèêà, ñîâåðøèâøåãî ïîäðûâ â àýðîïîðòó "Äîìîäåäîâî". Èì îêàçàëñÿ 20-ëåò (Russia news)
31.01.2011
Inspectors of the Main investigatory management of Investigatory committee of Russia together with operative employees of FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia have solved a crime, made on January, 24th, 2011 at the Domodedovo airport.
Such statement has sounded on Saturday from the official representative of Investigatory committee of the Russian Federation.
- The person of the suicide bomber who has made blasting of an explosive, equipped with blasting elements is established. The 20-year-old native of one of republics of the North Caucasus has appeared it, - official representative СК has informed the correspondent "РГ" the Russian Federation Vladimir Markin. Thus it didn't begin to open a name of the terrorist.
- In spite of the fact that the consequence knows his name, we it won't name today owing to certain circumstances as at the moment there are investigatory and operatively-search actions, a direction on an establishment and detention of organizers and helpers of this act of terrorism, Markin has explained. He has especially underlined that act of terrorism has been made not casually in a hall of arrivals of the international flights. On versions of the investigation, act of terrorism has been directed first of all on foreign citizens.
Besides, the representative of Investigatory committee has published results of investigation of one more act of terrorism preparing in Moscow. It is a question of explosion on December, 31st in a hotel small house of shooting club in Kuzminkah. This day the woman- suicide bomber together with the deadly belt, according to the investigation, has blown up. In the same small house the second belt has been found out.
Special services managed to leave operatively on the prospective accomplice of the terrorist. It has appeared Zejnab Sujunova 1986 year of birth which after detention, admitted that too was going to blow up in one of crowded places in Moscow.
According to the investigation, this terrorist group prepared act of terrorism in the center for Moscow on December, 31st, 2010. Besides, the consequence considered Razdobudko as the possible organizer of explosion at the Domodedovo airport. But, as Vladimir Markin has noticed, act of terrorism in Domodedovo and explosion in a hotel complex have been made by the steady armed groups not connected with each other operating in territory of different republics of the North Caucasus.
Really, now in the North Caucasian region the separate gangster groups named Viliyaities, - everyone in the territory operate some. The most active operate in Dagestan, the Chechen Republic, Ingushetia and Kabardino-Balkariya. Till last autumn existed and "Nogaiski a battalion" in territory of Stavropol Territory which has been destroyed by special services.
Despite seeming separation and independence in the actions, all Viliyaities are united in the general Emirates caucasus. Here experienced insurgents of type to Dock Umarova which plan the general for all "international actions" already order and direct wahabite ideology to the necessary channel. The basic idea - creation of shariat states in territory of the North Caucasus, and in an ideal - on main parts of the European territory of Russia.
The Russian power and management of power structures more than once declared about country’s present terrorist war with participation of the international terrorism is conducted. And financing of such war not under force even to the largest oligarch - conduct it the state or some states can only.
Yes, the bandit underground on caucasus can live robberies of banks and requisitions from businessmen and the corrupted officials, but is short. On financing of acts of terrorism, training and preparation of new members and that most money oriented, population brain washing tens, and even hundred millions dollars annually are required. Not a secret that that who comes to a gang, pay the salary, and in case of its destruction - continue to pay to families.
For last year only in frontier areas of Dagestan some couriers transporting through border millions of roubles and ten thousand of dollars on financing of a bandit underground have been detained. Those who behind all costs to these, know that a final problem of terrorist war not creation mythical Emirates of caucasus, and destruction of all Russia.
(Translation version from Russian)
Ëè÷íîñòü äîìîäåäîâñêîãî ñìåðòíèêà óñòàíîâëåíà — Èâàí Åãîðîâ — "Òåðàêò ðàñêðûò?" — Ðîññèéñêàÿ Ãàçåòà — Ñëåäîâàòåëè ÑÊ ÐÔ óñòàíîâèëè ëè÷íîñòü òåððîðèñòà-ñìåðòíèêà, ñîâåðøèâøåãî ïîäðûâ â àýðîïîðòó "Äîìîäåäîâî". Èì îêàçàëñÿ 20-ëåò (Russia news)
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Moscow Airport Attack: Carried Out by Nogai Militants Trained in Pakistan?
No individual or group has yet claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing at Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport on January 24, which killed 35 people and wounded at least 125. However, the Russian media has been full of the theories and rumors about who may have been behind the attack, most of which point to the North Caucasus.
Kommersant reported on January 27 that investigators believe the attack may have been organized by Vitaly Razdobudko, a resident of the Stavropol region and a “Russian Wahhabi” who is allegedly a member of the Nogai Jamaat. According to the newspaper, Russian law-enforcement sources suggested that Razdobudko may also have been behind an incident in Moscow this past New Year’s Eve, in which a suspected female suicide bomber reportedly died when her suicide belt accidently detonated. However, Kommersant reported that relatives of Razdobudko said he disappeared last October and that they even went to the police about his disappearance, fearing he may have been abducted and killed by militants because he wanted to leave their ranks (Ú-Ãàçåòà - Ðàññëåäîâàíèå òåðàêòà âçÿëî ñëàâÿíñêèé ñëåä).
The Kavkazsky Uzel website on January 25 quoted an anonymous Russian special services source as saying that members of the rebel “Nogai Battalion” may have perpetrated the Domodedovo bombing as revenge for a special operation carried out in Stavropol’s Neftekumsk district last October, during which three “Nogai Battalion” militants were captured and two were killed. According to the source, a month after the operation, the Russian special services received information that three “Nogai Battalion” members had arrived in the Moscow region to launch attacks using female suicide bombers (?????????? ????, January 25).
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s The News reported on January 27 that Russia’s intelligence services had approached their Pakistani counterparts to share intelligence on a “suspected link” between Pakistani and Afghan militant groups, on the one hand, and “terror groups in the North Caucasus,” on the other. Citing “well-informed diplomatic circles in Islamabad,” the newspaper reported that Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) believes that the suicide bombers who have repeatedly struck in Russia “were most likely trained by the al-Qaeda network on the Pak-Afghan tribal belt.” The News added that according to intelligence information that the Russian authorities have shared with their Pakistani counterparts, “the Chechen militants … suspected of carrying out suicide bombings in Russia … are being trained by the same al-Qaeda-run jehadi network which is imparting terror training to hundreds of other foreigners for launching Mumbai-style attacks in the United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany.” The newspaper said the FSB believes the Domodedovo attack was carried out by the Caucasus Emirate led by Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov (Moscow seeks Pakistan?s help in suicide attack probe).
It is worth noting that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has ruled out the possibility that the Domodedovo attack was linked to Chechnya. “This terrorist act, according to preliminary data, has no relation to the Chechen Republic,” Putin told reporters in Moscow on January 26 (Reuters, January 26).
According to Kavkazsky Uzel, investigators have not ruled out another version of the Domodedovo attack: that it was carried out by Dagestan’s armed Islamic underground. The website noted that members of that group are accused of having organized and carried out two suicide bombings in the Moscow metro system last March, which killed 39 people. Doku Umarov later claimed responsibility for those bombings (?????????? ????, January 28).
Meanwhile, insurgency-related violence continued this week in Dagestan. Two policemen were wounded on January 27 when security personnel stormed a home in the village of Serveny in Dagestan’s Khasavyurt district in which militants were allegedly hiding. Also on January 27, the chief of police of Dagestan’s Babayurt district, Colonel Abdulkhakim Kerimov, was shot and killed by unidentified attackers during an operation that was being conducted in the village of Luxembourg (?????????? ????, January 27).
On January 26, four people were killed and six wounded when a bomb went off next to the Karavan café in Khasavyurt. Three of the café’s employees died on the spot and a patron died later in the hospital. According to Dagestan’s interior ministry, the bomb exploded with the force of 30 kilograms of TNT and was hidden in a car parked next to the café. Kavkazsky Uzel quoted a Dagestani law-enforcement source as saying that the bombing may have been carried out by members of the republic’s armed Islamic underground who have been extorting “tribute” payments from local businessmen who sell alcohol. According to the source, it was the fourth such bombing in Khasavyurt this year targeting drinking establishments whose owners refuse to pay off the rebels (?????????? ????, January 27).
No individual or group has yet claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing at Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport on January 24, which killed 35 people and wounded at least 125. However, the Russian media has been full of the theories and rumors about who may have been behind the attack, most of which point to the North Caucasus.
Kommersant reported on January 27 that investigators believe the attack may have been organized by Vitaly Razdobudko, a resident of the Stavropol region and a “Russian Wahhabi” who is allegedly a member of the Nogai Jamaat. According to the newspaper, Russian law-enforcement sources suggested that Razdobudko may also have been behind an incident in Moscow this past New Year’s Eve, in which a suspected female suicide bomber reportedly died when her suicide belt accidently detonated. However, Kommersant reported that relatives of Razdobudko said he disappeared last October and that they even went to the police about his disappearance, fearing he may have been abducted and killed by militants because he wanted to leave their ranks (Ú-Ãàçåòà - Ðàññëåäîâàíèå òåðàêòà âçÿëî ñëàâÿíñêèé ñëåä).
The Kavkazsky Uzel website on January 25 quoted an anonymous Russian special services source as saying that members of the rebel “Nogai Battalion” may have perpetrated the Domodedovo bombing as revenge for a special operation carried out in Stavropol’s Neftekumsk district last October, during which three “Nogai Battalion” militants were captured and two were killed. According to the source, a month after the operation, the Russian special services received information that three “Nogai Battalion” members had arrived in the Moscow region to launch attacks using female suicide bombers (?????????? ????, January 25).
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s The News reported on January 27 that Russia’s intelligence services had approached their Pakistani counterparts to share intelligence on a “suspected link” between Pakistani and Afghan militant groups, on the one hand, and “terror groups in the North Caucasus,” on the other. Citing “well-informed diplomatic circles in Islamabad,” the newspaper reported that Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) believes that the suicide bombers who have repeatedly struck in Russia “were most likely trained by the al-Qaeda network on the Pak-Afghan tribal belt.” The News added that according to intelligence information that the Russian authorities have shared with their Pakistani counterparts, “the Chechen militants … suspected of carrying out suicide bombings in Russia … are being trained by the same al-Qaeda-run jehadi network which is imparting terror training to hundreds of other foreigners for launching Mumbai-style attacks in the United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany.” The newspaper said the FSB believes the Domodedovo attack was carried out by the Caucasus Emirate led by Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov (Moscow seeks Pakistan?s help in suicide attack probe).
It is worth noting that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has ruled out the possibility that the Domodedovo attack was linked to Chechnya. “This terrorist act, according to preliminary data, has no relation to the Chechen Republic,” Putin told reporters in Moscow on January 26 (Reuters, January 26).
According to Kavkazsky Uzel, investigators have not ruled out another version of the Domodedovo attack: that it was carried out by Dagestan’s armed Islamic underground. The website noted that members of that group are accused of having organized and carried out two suicide bombings in the Moscow metro system last March, which killed 39 people. Doku Umarov later claimed responsibility for those bombings (?????????? ????, January 28).
Meanwhile, insurgency-related violence continued this week in Dagestan. Two policemen were wounded on January 27 when security personnel stormed a home in the village of Serveny in Dagestan’s Khasavyurt district in which militants were allegedly hiding. Also on January 27, the chief of police of Dagestan’s Babayurt district, Colonel Abdulkhakim Kerimov, was shot and killed by unidentified attackers during an operation that was being conducted in the village of Luxembourg (?????????? ????, January 27).
On January 26, four people were killed and six wounded when a bomb went off next to the Karavan café in Khasavyurt. Three of the café’s employees died on the spot and a patron died later in the hospital. According to Dagestan’s interior ministry, the bomb exploded with the force of 30 kilograms of TNT and was hidden in a car parked next to the café. Kavkazsky Uzel quoted a Dagestani law-enforcement source as saying that the bombing may have been carried out by members of the republic’s armed Islamic underground who have been extorting “tribute” payments from local businessmen who sell alcohol. According to the source, it was the fourth such bombing in Khasavyurt this year targeting drinking establishments whose owners refuse to pay off the rebels (?????????? ????, January 27).
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FSB says it has clue to organizers of Domodedovo suicide bombing
03.02.2011, 16.51
MOSCOW, February 3 (Itar-Tass) - The Russian Federal Security Service has collected information not only about the culprit who executed the terrorist act at Domodedovo, but also about those who organized the terrorist act, FSB Chief Alexander Bortnikov told President Medvedev on Thursday.
"We presumably know the organizer," Bortnikov said. He assured the president that FSB has been taking all the necessary measures to detain all those involved and solve the crime in the shortest possible time.
A search for the accomplices who collaborated with the suicide bomber had been declared, Bortnikov said. We detained several people who have some information about those who masterminded the blast, he said.
A team of investigators re-creates the chronology of the conduct of the suicide bomber and his accomplices on the way from Russia's south to Moscow. We screen all those connected to the delivery of the suicide and the bomb to Domodedovo airport, Bortnikov said.
The culprit who staged a blast at Domodedovo was checked for involvement in other terrorist acts staged, above all, in the North Caucasus, the FSB chief said.
Bortnikov confirmed that FSB had established the identity of the suicide bomber. He was aged twenty and lived in one of the republics in the North Caucasus. Last August he joined one of the criminal gangs based in a place difficult to reach, Bortnikov said.
The terrorist's body fragments had much drugs components and psychotropic substances, Bortnikov said, adding that shows what methods the bandits used.
President Medvedev asked to continue the investigation and put every evidence on the record.
ITAR-TASS
03.02.2011, 16.51
MOSCOW, February 3 (Itar-Tass) - The Russian Federal Security Service has collected information not only about the culprit who executed the terrorist act at Domodedovo, but also about those who organized the terrorist act, FSB Chief Alexander Bortnikov told President Medvedev on Thursday.
"We presumably know the organizer," Bortnikov said. He assured the president that FSB has been taking all the necessary measures to detain all those involved and solve the crime in the shortest possible time.
A search for the accomplices who collaborated with the suicide bomber had been declared, Bortnikov said. We detained several people who have some information about those who masterminded the blast, he said.
A team of investigators re-creates the chronology of the conduct of the suicide bomber and his accomplices on the way from Russia's south to Moscow. We screen all those connected to the delivery of the suicide and the bomb to Domodedovo airport, Bortnikov said.
The culprit who staged a blast at Domodedovo was checked for involvement in other terrorist acts staged, above all, in the North Caucasus, the FSB chief said.
Bortnikov confirmed that FSB had established the identity of the suicide bomber. He was aged twenty and lived in one of the republics in the North Caucasus. Last August he joined one of the criminal gangs based in a place difficult to reach, Bortnikov said.
The terrorist's body fragments had much drugs components and psychotropic substances, Bortnikov said, adding that shows what methods the bandits used.
President Medvedev asked to continue the investigation and put every evidence on the record.
ITAR-TASS
more than the financiall support what pakistan needs is to remove the concept of good taliban and the bad taliban.all terrorist are bad and should not be used as TOOLS
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Premature to call Ingushetia’s Magomed Yevloyev Domodedovo bomber - ministry (updated)
04.02.2011, 22.35
NAZRAN, February 4 (Itar-Tass) -- It would be premature to say that Ingushetia resident Magomed Yevloyev is involved in the terror act at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, the Ingush Interior Ministry said.
The ministry confirmed that the police had identified the man whose body fragments (the head and a palm) were found on the terror act scene as Magomed Yevloyev, 20-year-old resident of the Ali-Yurt village of the Nazran district. The ministry said that the identification was based on fingerprints and DNA tests.
However, Yevloyev cannot be called the suicide bomber for certain so far, the ministry said. “Apart from Yevloyev’s body fragments, the explosion scene contained four hand fragments whose identity is yet unknown. One of these hands may belong to the suicide bomber,” the ministry said.
Further investigative procedures are necessary to find out why Yevloyev came to the Domodedovo Airport and who owned the other body fragments, the ministry said.
Yevloyev was decommissioned from military service about a year ago. He got married within several months, and disappeared six months ago. No proof of Yevloyev’s possible engagement in the terror act was found in his house. Not a single photo of Yevloyev was found in the house either, the ministry said.
The terror act at the Domodedovo Airport international arrivals hall was committed at 4:32 p.m. Moscow time on January 24. A bomb equivalent to some 5 kilograms TNT went off in the suicide bomber’s belt. The explosion killed 36 people. Another 109 people, among them foreign nationals, are still at hospital.
The federal government will assign 120 million rubles for helping victims of the Monday explosion at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport and families of the dead. A resolution to that effect signed by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was posted on the government website last Tuesday.
“The Russian budget will assign up to 110 million rubles in one-time allowances to citizens injured in the terror act and to families of the dead on the basis of the lists of victims, including foreign citizens, coordinated with the Health and Social Development Ministry and the Foreign Ministry,” the government resolution says.
“Another ten million rubles will be assigned for compensation of lost property, up to 50,000 rubles per family,” the government resolution said.
In addition, the government ordered the Health and Social Development Ministry and the Federal Medical and Biological Agency to organize rehabilitation of the injured people and families of the dead.
Regional authorities were recommended to assign additional funds for the assistance to the terrorist act victims and families of the dead.
Families, which lost their members in the Monday blast at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, will be paid three million rubles each; people with severe injuries will get 1.9 million rubles, and 1.2 million rubles will be paid to the lightly injured, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said at the Tuesday meeting of the federal government presidium.
The government must support victims of the terror act, Putin said. “I have signed a resolution to that effect, and Moscow city and regional authorities have approved compensations from their budgets,” he noted.
Another criminal case has been opened over the explosion at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, Investigation Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin told Itar-Tass.
He said the case was about the failure to comply with transport security requirements.
“The Investigation Committee opened a criminal case based on Part 3, Article 263.1 of the Russian Criminal Code, that is the failure to provide transport security that resulted in the terror act at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport on January 24,” Markin said.
The initial criminal case in the Domodedovo Airport explosion is based on the charges of terror act, killing of more than two people and illegal distribution of armaments and explosives. The Investigation Committee is scrutinizing the case.
ITAR-TASS
04.02.2011, 22.35
NAZRAN, February 4 (Itar-Tass) -- It would be premature to say that Ingushetia resident Magomed Yevloyev is involved in the terror act at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, the Ingush Interior Ministry said.
The ministry confirmed that the police had identified the man whose body fragments (the head and a palm) were found on the terror act scene as Magomed Yevloyev, 20-year-old resident of the Ali-Yurt village of the Nazran district. The ministry said that the identification was based on fingerprints and DNA tests.
However, Yevloyev cannot be called the suicide bomber for certain so far, the ministry said. “Apart from Yevloyev’s body fragments, the explosion scene contained four hand fragments whose identity is yet unknown. One of these hands may belong to the suicide bomber,” the ministry said.
Further investigative procedures are necessary to find out why Yevloyev came to the Domodedovo Airport and who owned the other body fragments, the ministry said.
Yevloyev was decommissioned from military service about a year ago. He got married within several months, and disappeared six months ago. No proof of Yevloyev’s possible engagement in the terror act was found in his house. Not a single photo of Yevloyev was found in the house either, the ministry said.
The terror act at the Domodedovo Airport international arrivals hall was committed at 4:32 p.m. Moscow time on January 24. A bomb equivalent to some 5 kilograms TNT went off in the suicide bomber’s belt. The explosion killed 36 people. Another 109 people, among them foreign nationals, are still at hospital.
The federal government will assign 120 million rubles for helping victims of the Monday explosion at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport and families of the dead. A resolution to that effect signed by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was posted on the government website last Tuesday.
“The Russian budget will assign up to 110 million rubles in one-time allowances to citizens injured in the terror act and to families of the dead on the basis of the lists of victims, including foreign citizens, coordinated with the Health and Social Development Ministry and the Foreign Ministry,” the government resolution says.
“Another ten million rubles will be assigned for compensation of lost property, up to 50,000 rubles per family,” the government resolution said.
In addition, the government ordered the Health and Social Development Ministry and the Federal Medical and Biological Agency to organize rehabilitation of the injured people and families of the dead.
Regional authorities were recommended to assign additional funds for the assistance to the terrorist act victims and families of the dead.
Families, which lost their members in the Monday blast at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, will be paid three million rubles each; people with severe injuries will get 1.9 million rubles, and 1.2 million rubles will be paid to the lightly injured, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said at the Tuesday meeting of the federal government presidium.
The government must support victims of the terror act, Putin said. “I have signed a resolution to that effect, and Moscow city and regional authorities have approved compensations from their budgets,” he noted.
Another criminal case has been opened over the explosion at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport, Investigation Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin told Itar-Tass.
He said the case was about the failure to comply with transport security requirements.
“The Investigation Committee opened a criminal case based on Part 3, Article 263.1 of the Russian Criminal Code, that is the failure to provide transport security that resulted in the terror act at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport on January 24,” Markin said.
The initial criminal case in the Domodedovo Airport explosion is based on the charges of terror act, killing of more than two people and illegal distribution of armaments and explosives. The Investigation Committee is scrutinizing the case.
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Chechen rebel leader claims airport bomb
MOSCOW – A website affiliated with Chechen rebels has released a video in which insurgent leader Doku Umarov claims responsibility for last month's deadly suicide bombing at Russia's largest airport and threatens more bloodshed if Russia does not leave the region.
The Kavkaz Center website says it received the video late Monday. It was not clear when or where the video was recorded.
The Jan. 24 attack at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport killed 36 people. Russian investigators say the bomber was a 20-year-old man from the Caucasus region that includes Chechnya, but have not released his name or other details.
"You see this special operation carried out by my order ... more special operations will be carried out in the future," Umarov says in the video, wearing a camouflage uniform and a skullcap.
"Among us there are hundreds of brothers who are prepared to sacrifice themselves" in further attacks, Umarov says in the video. "We can at any time carry out operations where we want."
Over the weekend, the website released another video in which Umarov also threatened more attacks, saying 2011 would be "the year of blood and tears."
Chechen rebels have fought two full-scale wars against Russian forces since 1994. Major offensives in the second war died down about a decade ago, but the insurgency has continued with small clashes in Chechnya and in neighboring Caucasus republics.
The rebels have claimed responsibility for an array of terrorist attacks, including last year's double suicide bombing of the Moscow subway system that killed 40 people.
Umarov, who seeks to create a Caucasus emirate independent from Russia and governed by Sharia law, said in the earlier video that he could call on 50 to 60 suicide bombers if necessary.
The blast at Domodedovo, south of the Russian capital, raised strong concerns about Russia's strategy against the insurgents and about its ability to protect against future attacks. The day after the bombing, President Dmitry Medvedev said that terrorist attacks in the country increased in 2010, although he did not cite figures.
The bomb went off in the waiting hall of the international arrivals area at the airport. As in many other airports, there were no security procedures to go through in order to get into that area.
Medvedev initially lashed out at airport management for poorly guarding the area, but the airport's operator responded that the Russian transport police are responsible for security in that part of the airport.
In the next few days, Medvedev fired several top transport police officials and ordered heightened security measures at all the country's main transport hubs, including major railway stations.
The attack took place as Medvedev was preparing to speak at the prestigious World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he hoped to reassure foreign investors that Russia was safe and attractive.
The bombing forced him to make an abbreviated trip to Davos, where he declared that the attack would not crush Russia or its drive for investment.
Website: Chechen rebel leader claims airport bomb - Yahoo! News
MOSCOW – A website affiliated with Chechen rebels has released a video in which insurgent leader Doku Umarov claims responsibility for last month's deadly suicide bombing at Russia's largest airport and threatens more bloodshed if Russia does not leave the region.
The Kavkaz Center website says it received the video late Monday. It was not clear when or where the video was recorded.
The Jan. 24 attack at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport killed 36 people. Russian investigators say the bomber was a 20-year-old man from the Caucasus region that includes Chechnya, but have not released his name or other details.
"You see this special operation carried out by my order ... more special operations will be carried out in the future," Umarov says in the video, wearing a camouflage uniform and a skullcap.
"Among us there are hundreds of brothers who are prepared to sacrifice themselves" in further attacks, Umarov says in the video. "We can at any time carry out operations where we want."
Over the weekend, the website released another video in which Umarov also threatened more attacks, saying 2011 would be "the year of blood and tears."
Chechen rebels have fought two full-scale wars against Russian forces since 1994. Major offensives in the second war died down about a decade ago, but the insurgency has continued with small clashes in Chechnya and in neighboring Caucasus republics.
The rebels have claimed responsibility for an array of terrorist attacks, including last year's double suicide bombing of the Moscow subway system that killed 40 people.
Umarov, who seeks to create a Caucasus emirate independent from Russia and governed by Sharia law, said in the earlier video that he could call on 50 to 60 suicide bombers if necessary.
The blast at Domodedovo, south of the Russian capital, raised strong concerns about Russia's strategy against the insurgents and about its ability to protect against future attacks. The day after the bombing, President Dmitry Medvedev said that terrorist attacks in the country increased in 2010, although he did not cite figures.
The bomb went off in the waiting hall of the international arrivals area at the airport. As in many other airports, there were no security procedures to go through in order to get into that area.
Medvedev initially lashed out at airport management for poorly guarding the area, but the airport's operator responded that the Russian transport police are responsible for security in that part of the airport.
In the next few days, Medvedev fired several top transport police officials and ordered heightened security measures at all the country's main transport hubs, including major railway stations.
The attack took place as Medvedev was preparing to speak at the prestigious World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he hoped to reassure foreign investors that Russia was safe and attractive.
The bombing forced him to make an abbreviated trip to Davos, where he declared that the attack would not crush Russia or its drive for investment.
Website: Chechen rebel leader claims airport bomb - Yahoo! News
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Hi,
Financial sources won't change anything in pakistan----it is a problem with the mentality and character of paks----.
If there is an iota of truth in theis news----then pak needs to round up all the chechens in the country---take out their leaders and kick the rest of them out of the country----and anybody giving them sanctuary taken out as well.
Pak had been playing and toying around with fire for a long time now---it is just that the momentum is building up.
If the news is true----then what character the chechens have as a muslim to do this to us---.
Financial sources won't change anything in pakistan----it is a problem with the mentality and character of paks----.
If there is an iota of truth in theis news----then pak needs to round up all the chechens in the country---take out their leaders and kick the rest of them out of the country----and anybody giving them sanctuary taken out as well.
Pak had been playing and toying around with fire for a long time now---it is just that the momentum is building up.
If the news is true----then what character the chechens have as a muslim to do this to us---.
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The Chechens have been using IEDs and suicide bombings against the Russians for a long time - before either of those two became commonplace in Pakistan in the hands of the TTP and AQ, with whom the Chechens are allegedly affiliated. So it would be rather foolish to argue that Chechen rebels need to travel to Pakistan to get trained, when they have been using these techniques longer than the TTP.
If anything, it is the Chechens who are blamed for bringing in some of the more barbaric tactics adopted by the TTP, such as the mutilations of captured soldiers and prisoners and corpses. In fact, since Russia claims Chechnya as its territory, these Chechens commiting terrorism and violence in Pakistan are Russian 'non-state actors' and terrorists committing terrorism in another nation.
Sound familiar?
If anything, it is the Chechens who are blamed for bringing in some of the more barbaric tactics adopted by the TTP, such as the mutilations of captured soldiers and prisoners and corpses. In fact, since Russia claims Chechnya as its territory, these Chechens commiting terrorism and violence in Pakistan are Russian 'non-state actors' and terrorists committing terrorism in another nation.
Sound familiar?
Recently i was watching an interview of Imran Khan(some old one). He made an important statement. Terrorism is an idea and you got to have an idea to defeat it and gave some statistics like only 8% of such activities have been dealt successfully with Military. Of course he was making the point regarding Drone attacks. But will it make a difference, if Pakistan Military attacks the tribal areas?
Thanks.
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