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Russian rebels in Syria ‘pose threat to Olympics’
Russian rebels in Syria ‘pose threat to Olympics’
How Many Chechens Are Fighting In Syria?
Before waging jihad in Syria, Kenneth Sørensen spent time in Yemen at Zindani’s Imam University as well as in Lebanon, Egypt, and Libya.
From Toronto to Dagestan; Canadian jihadi draws parallels with Tsarnaev
Reconstructing the trail of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s deleted Instagram account
One of the Boston Marathon bombers made a trip to Dagestan and Chechnya last year. US officials are investigating whether or not he made contact with jihadist groups operating in the region. The investigation is ongoing.
North Caucasus rebels deny link to Boston attack: website
Caucasus Insurgency’s Religious Authority, Russian Muslim Cleric Criticize Kadyrov
Omar al Chechen is a key leader in the Muhajireen Brigade, a jihadist group that fights alongside the Al Nusrah Front for the People of the Levant against the regime of President Bashir al Assad.
Khuseyn Gakayev, one of the two commanders reported killed, split with Doku Umarov in the summer of 2010, but reconciled in July 2011 and was named commander of the terror group’s eastern front.
Journalists In Daghestan Face New Threat
The suicide attack targeted a military headquarters at a French hospital in Aleppo. In Handarat, Al Nusrah launched an assault on an air defense brigade base with a “battalion of Chechen emigrants.”
Daghestan Becomes Hotbed Of North Caucasus Insurgency
Insight: Brutality, anger fuel jihad in Russia’s Caucasus
Assassination Of Daghestan’s Sufi Spiritual Leader Raises Specter Of New Violence
The attack is the third in six weeks against prominent Muslim clerics who were working to promote moderate versions of Islam in Russia. Two others were targeted in Tatarstan in July; one was killed.
Umarov Names New Commander Of Insurgency In Daghestan
Pragmatic jihad in Tatarstan
Tatarstan Cracks Down On Radical Islam After Mufti Attacks
Report Of Thwarted Bid To Assassinate Chechen Leader Fails To Convince
Chechen Adversaries Unveil Rival Concepts Of Jihad
Russia Again Alleges Georgian Connivance With Chechen Militants
Emir Abu Khalid served as a military commander for the Caucasus Emirates before being appointed as a “judge” for Chechnya.
Information War Highlights Intensified Fighting In Chechnya
Information War Highlights Intensified Fighting In Chechnya
Emir Saleh may have been replaced by a Turkish foreign fighter known as Sheikh Abdusalam.
Doku Umarov said that “law enforcement structures, the military, intelligence services and political leadership of Russia” remain legitimate targets.
How Suicide Bombers Are Trained in North Caucasus
A group of jihadists based in the Afghan-Pakistan region issued a videotape to their “brothers” in the Islamic Caucasus Emirate and their emir, Doku Umarov.
Seven policemen and a civilian were killed as Muslims celebrated the end of Ramadan in Grozny.