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Blast in Ingushetia Injures 5,

150 KG of TNT Explosion in Dagestan Kills Russian Policeman



Blast in Russia's Ingushetia Injures 5

NAZRAN, October 24, 2010 (RIA Novosti) 

Four policemen and one woman were injured after a self-made explosive device went off in the village of Ordzhonikidzevskaya in the Russia's North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia, the republic's Investigative Committee said on Sunday.

"Around 11.20 a.m. Moscow time an explosive device exploded near a police car in the village of Ordzhonikidzevskaya," a spokesman for the committee said.

"One female civilian and four policemen were injured," he added.

Criminal case into the fact of the explosion has been launched.

Explosion in Dagestan Kills Russian Policeman

 20:49 23/10/2010

 Lev Rodionov

MAKHACHKALA, October 23, 2010, (RIA Novosti)

One policeman was killed on Saturday and two injured in an apparent suicide bombing in the southern Russian republic of Dagestan, an Interior Ministry spokesman said, while some reports said as many as 10 people were injured.

Hospital officials in the city of Khasavyurt, where the explosion occurred, said 10 people had been brought to the emergency department, while city police said seven people had been hurt.

The police source said that many soldiers and police officers received minor bruises, so the information on the number of victims could continue to change.

The Dagestani Interior Ministry spokesman said a UAZ off-road vehicle full of explosives tried to enter a school compound that is being used by a military unit. It crashed into a roadblock and exploded.

Investigators are working at the scene.

According to the National Anti-Terrorist Committee, more than half of all terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus in 2010 have occurred in Dagestan.

The committee reported that in August and September alone, counterterrorism and special operations in Dagestan have resulted in the deaths of 82 suspected criminals or militants.

Dagestan bomb explosion was equivalent of 150 kg of TNT

15:41 24/10/2010

Kurban Labazanov/NewsTeam

MAKHACHKALA, October 24, 2010 (RIA Novosti)

The bomb detonated by a suicide bomber on Saturday in the southern Russian republic of Dagestan, killing a policeman and injuring at least two others, had the strength of 150 kg of TNT, a regional security official said on Sunday.

A UAZ off-road vehicle full of explosives tried late on Saturday to enter a school compound that is being used by a military unit. It crashed into a roadblock and exploded, the Dagestani Interior Ministry spokesman earlier said.

Hospital officials in the city of Khasavyurt, where the explosion occurred, said 10 people had been brought to the emergency department, while city police said seven people had been hurt.

A police source earlier said that many soldiers and police officers received minor bruises, so the information on the number of victims could continue to change.

According to the National Anti-Terrorist Committee, more than half of all terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus in 2010 have occurred in Dagestan.

The committee reported that in August and September alone, counterterrorism and special operations in Dagestan have resulted in the deaths of 82 suspected criminals or militants.






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