Terrorism in Russia: Incidents and Dealing

Karl Haushofer wrote:There was a mass brawl in a Moscow cemetary with 200-400 people taking part of the fight. Two people were killed and dozens were injured.

The news did not mention who took part of the fight, but my guess is that people from North Caucasus were involved.

AlfaT8 wrote:

Karl Haushofer wrote:There was a mass brawl in a Moscow cemetary with 200-400 people taking part of the fight. Two people were killed and dozens were injured.

The news did not mention who took part of the fight, but my guess is that people from North Caucasus were involved.

Gang violence??

franco wrote:Several diasporas participated in the fight, according to the cemetery's administration, as cited by RIA Novosti. Among them were people from the Central Asian former Soviet Republics of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, who were allegedly attacked by citizens of Chechnya and Dagestan from the North Caucasus. The latter wanted to chase the former from the territory and set up their own businesses providing services for the cemetery. It reportedly yields a substantial income.

Police Killed in Clash With Deash Militants in Russian Dagestan

http://sputniknews.com/russia/20160514/1039626189/police-killed-clash-daesh-militants-dagestan.html#ixzz48gdzlWZ6

AlfaT8 wrote:

franco wrote:Several diasporas participated in the fight, according to the cemetery's administration, as cited by RIA Novosti. Among them were people from the Central Asian former Soviet Republics of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, who were allegedly attacked by citizens of Chechnya and Dagestan from the North Caucasus. The latter wanted to chase the former from the territory and set up their own businesses providing services for the cemetery. It reportedly yields a substantial income.

The hell, service for the cemetery, that's what started this??

Project Canada wrote:
‘Listen Putin, we will kill you in your homes’ ISIS warns Russia in chilling video

I wish this will serve as clearance to drop a few FOABs (or preferably Tsar Bomba) on ISIS positions in Syria?

AlfaT8 wrote:

Project Canada wrote:
‘Listen Putin, we will kill you in your homes’ ISIS warns Russia in chilling video

I wish this will serve as clearance to drop a few FOABs (or preferably Tsar Bomba) on ISIS positions in Syria?

Impossible, the Tsar has long been decommissioned it's a museum piece now i think, as for FAOBs i am surprised they haven't used them yet.

kvs wrote:

sepheronx wrote:I think with Aleppo, they already are.  If the statement that since their bombardment on Aleppo last week+, they killed 800+ jihadi's and multitude of vehicles proves that they are hitting them hard.  This isn't though the first time that Jihadi's called a Jihad on Russia.  Seems like at least once a month they do that.

Russia's operation in Syria is designed to take the fight to the Wahabbi infestation zone before it spreads into Russia.  These
slimes can make all sorts of threats.   Russia just needs to keep pounding them to hell over and over.    It is better if Russia does
not make any "mission accomplished" statements.   It should make it clear that it will be sticking its nose in Middle East since it
has a duty to protect itself.

FSB foils extremist cell ‘run by foreign emissaries’ in Moscow region


The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has detained seven members of the Tablighi Jamaat extremist group. The cell, run by foreign emissaries, was recruiting new followers and planning to establish a ‘caliphate’ in Russia.

Seven members of the Tablighi Jamaat cell, including its leaders, were detained in a joint operation by the FSB, the police, and the Russian National Guard in the Moscow region, according to an official FSB statement. According to RIA news agency, six out of seven detainees were Kyrgyz citizens while another one was Russian.

The clandestine group took great efforts to stay undercover and took special countermeasures to throw the Russian security services off the scent, security officials said.

“The detained members of the Tablighi Jamaat [group] … were recruiting and brainwashing new members in Russia, studied prohibited [extremist] literature and discussed plans to establish an Islamic ‘caliphate’ on Russian territory,” the FSB said in a statement.

The newly-recruited members were then sent to training camps in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the statement said.

The investigators conducted searches of the apartments in which cell leaders were detained, and managed to find extremist literature and communication devices as well as memory drives containing reports about the activities of the cell.

Tablighi Jamaat is a global Sunni Islamist movement that has millions of followers across the world and has its cells in almost two dozen countries, including Russia, the UK, France, Germany and Canada. It was founded in 1927 in India but then moved its headquarters to Pakistan.

The movement was banned and outlawed as an extremist organization in Russia in 2009 for “assistance to the international terrorist organizations” and for actions “aimed at the violation of the territorial integrity of Russia and religious discrimination of its citizens.”

In October, the leader and the paymaster of another Tablighi Jamaat cell was detained in the Russian region of Tatarstan in October alongside with eight members of his cell. Earlier, cells of the extremist group were busted in several Russian Siberian and Far East regions.

Their detention took place just a week after the FSB foiled a series of terrorist attacks in Moscow by a group of foreign fighters, who were directed by an Islamic State-affiliate based in Turkey. According to a recent report released by the Russian National Antiterrorism committee, the FSB and other law enforcement agencies prevented 42 terrorist attacks on Russian soil this year.


https://www.rt.com/news/371321-extremist-cell-busted-moscow/