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Wahhabi groups controlled by Bandar attack Russia with the complicity of the CIA
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By Philippe Tourel
Published on: 12/30/13
The Wahhabi-inspired terrorist groups seeking to disrupt the Olympic Games in Sochi which holds tremendous success Vladimir Putin perpetrating spectacular attacks across the Russian territory. As we have seen in the city of Volgograd. How will react the Russian state? He will fight against the Saudi and Qatari financial of these groups?
After failing to overthrow the Syrian regime, the jihadi groups and takfiris, of Wahhabi inspiration turned against Russia they hold responsible for their collapse in Syria. Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, the almighty head of Saudi intelligence, and liege man of the CIA, which was received - at his request, twice by Russian President Vladimir Putin , in less than a year for convince in vain to release Bashar al-Assad in exchange for lucrative contracts, so going at top speed and uses terrorist groups that control the bend, with the blessing of the CIA. All this weeks Olympic Winter Games in Sochi that some Western leaders, including François Hollande comes to pay a visit to Saudi Arabia where he called for overthrow Bashar al-Assad, have already announced they will boycott. To replace that? At the same nebula jihadist strikes today at the heart of Russia, more precisely the city of Volgograd. What will the reaction of the master of the Kremlin to this "insult"? He will, as some analysts believe, take the fight to the heart of the Wahhabi kingdom? Knowing the determination of Putin in his relentless war against terrorism and its funding, it is more than likely. According to Russian official information published following the second meeting between Bandar and Putin held December 3, 2013, "Putin and Bandar Sultan spoke at length about the Syrian case in the light of the Geneva talks II will be held on January 22. They exchanged views for hours on this subject. "The situation in Iran and Egypt were discussed. But according to unofficial Russian sources, the meeting had resulted in a total failure either on Syria or Iran. She almost even turn into a undiplomatic verbal confrontation.
Bandar Bin Sultan was thought clever to offer his guest to curb the enthusiasm of terrorist groups Chechen "he controls, to allow the Sochi Olympics itself out" (sic!)
The reaction was immediate and virulent Putin. "If the Salafists set foot in AsiaCentrale, we will break their feet. "
Russian services were expecting terrorist attacks during this period. They even had foiled some including Moscow.
By choosing the city of Volgograd (Stalingrad from 1925 to 1961), located along the Volga in southern Russia), symbol of heroic resistance against the Nazis during the Second World War, the terrorists had wanted to demoralize the opinion Russian public.
In his latest video online this summer, Doku Umarov, the self-proclaimed leader of the Chechen Islamist rebellion in the Russian Caucasus, the Russian president had warned of an impending wave of terrorism on the eve of the Olympic Games in Sochi, on the edge of the Black Sea and at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains.
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A few weeks before the second meeting Putin-Bandar, the first attack took place 21 October 2013 in a bus Volgograd, killing seven people and wounding 30. A 30 year old woman, a native of Dagestan (Russian Caucasus republic of) would be suicide bomber. Naïda Assialova was the wife of a Russian girl from the suburbs of Moscow, Dmitry Sokolov, converted to Wahhabism and specializes in the manufacture of explosives. Member of a terrorist group Makhachkala, capital of Dagestan, Sokolov is involved in the organization of numerous attacks in the region. According to the newspaper, it was he who had "prepared" his wife in the attack.
On Sunday 29 and Monday, December 30, two other attacks that seem to bear the mark of the jihadist group Doku Umarov took place. Sunday, at least 17 people died and forty were injured in an explosion at the station in Volgograd.Monday morning, 14 people were killed and 28 injured by a suicide bombing that completely destroyed a trolley downtown.
Russia had not experienced an attack of this magnitude since the January 24, 2011 in Moscow airport Domodedovo, which had killed 37 people. The attack had already been claimed by Umarov. In all three cases, the target is a busy public place where civilians have died as anonymous unrelated disorders in the Caucasus or the Olympics.
Commenting on the attacks, Karim Bouali (journalist Algeria Algerian Site patriotic) writes that "
the West is waging a war to Russia by terrorists interposed. " He added
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"It would be hard not to detect a coincidence between the series of terrorist attacks in Russia and support the country to Syria and Ukraine. This relationship between the deterioration of the security situation in Russia and the events that shook the two countries is all the more plausible that Moscow continues its policy of resistance to hegemonic Western inclinations. We must remember that the EU is trying to put all its weight to push Ukraine to jump into the arms of the European ogre, in order to further weaken Russia, which has seen his last years, nibble geostrategic areas. But the Kremlin, which seems to recover, eventually won the standoff by giving his neighbor a loan when Europe tended to perch the Ukrainian opposition, proposing an aid of 20 billion euros, remained at the stage of promise. In the Syrian dossier, Russia, like China, has reacted strongly to Western attempts to make the regime and replace it with an Islamist government, funded by Qatar and the fall in Saudi Arabia , and armed by France and Great Britain. All attempts of this country quarteron unbolt the immovable Bashar Al-Assad were doomed to failure. On the diplomatic front, the Russian veto rendered obsolete the frantic efforts of Paris to impose a resolution for a military intervention of NATO in Syria, as was the case in Libya. On the military side, sending weapons and secret agents to form the Syrian rebellion terrorism was vain. The Syrian army continues to score points with, among others, the military support of Russia, which considers the Arab country as one of the last bastions against the influence of the West. The recent terrorist attacks in Volgograd, who made thirty dead, are a response to the firmness of Moscow that the West wants to break through human bombs, the American invention experienced in Afghanistan and Iraq and exported in areas where conventional war is unfavorable to Western armies.