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DOKU UMAROV SAYS BEHIND MOSCOW ATTACKS
PanARMENIAN.Net
01.04.2010 13:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov said in a video
posted on Islamist rebel website www.kavkazcenter.com that he ordered
the Moscow attacks in revenge for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's
policies in the mainly-Muslim North Caucasus. It served also, he said,
as a "greeting" to the Russian FSB security service.
The video was posted just hours after two suicide bombers killed at
least 12 people in Russia's North Caucasus.
The suicide bombings, which have killed at least 50 people and injured
another 100 in less than three days, have stirred fears of a major
bombing campaign against Russian cities by Islamist insurgents.
Umarov, Russia's most wanted guerrilla who calls himself the "Emir
of the Caucasus Emirate," said that he had ordered the twin suicide
bombings in Moscow to "destroy infidels" and to avenge Putin's policies
in the North Caucasus.
"You Russians only see the war on television and hear it on the radio,
that is why you do not react to the atrocities which your bandit
groups under Putin's command carry out in the Caucasus," said Umarov,
dressed in combat gear.
"Both of these operations were carried out on my command and will not
be the last," said the bearded 45-year-old, sat on the ground in what
looked like a clearing in a wood.
"I promised you that the war will come to your streets, God willing,
and you will feel it under your skin," Umarov said, ending the
four-and-a-half minute long video with the words "Allahu Akhbar"
(God is Greatest) and pointing his finger toward the camera, Reuters
reported.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
PanARMENIAN.Net
01.04.2010 13:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov said in a video
posted on Islamist rebel website www.kavkazcenter.com that he ordered
the Moscow attacks in revenge for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's
policies in the mainly-Muslim North Caucasus. It served also, he said,
as a "greeting" to the Russian FSB security service.
The video was posted just hours after two suicide bombers killed at
least 12 people in Russia's North Caucasus.
The suicide bombings, which have killed at least 50 people and injured
another 100 in less than three days, have stirred fears of a major
bombing campaign against Russian cities by Islamist insurgents.
Umarov, Russia's most wanted guerrilla who calls himself the "Emir
of the Caucasus Emirate," said that he had ordered the twin suicide
bombings in Moscow to "destroy infidels" and to avenge Putin's policies
in the North Caucasus.
"You Russians only see the war on television and hear it on the radio,
that is why you do not react to the atrocities which your bandit
groups under Putin's command carry out in the Caucasus," said Umarov,
dressed in combat gear.
"Both of these operations were carried out on my command and will not
be the last," said the bearded 45-year-old, sat on the ground in what
looked like a clearing in a wood.
"I promised you that the war will come to your streets, God willing,
and you will feel it under your skin," Umarov said, ending the
four-and-a-half minute long video with the words "Allahu Akhbar"
(God is Greatest) and pointing his finger toward the camera, Reuters
reported.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress