ISIS took responsibility for the attack in Dagestan
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The Amaq Internet resource, broadcasting propaganda on behalf of the ISIL militants (* banned in the Russian Federation), publishes a statement stating that ISIL (*) has claimed responsibility for the attack on police officers in Dagestan. Recall that as a result of an attack on police officers in Kaspiysk, one law enforcement officer was killed, another was injured and was taken to hospital. The attackers were neutralized on the spot.
Recently, the terrorist group ISIL (*), which is clearly losing its power component, has been trying to give an information about its own importance. Virtually any attack on law enforcement officers and on civilians in different countries of the world declares their "merit". Apparently, in the camp of the propagandists of ISIS (*) it is not aware that in Dagestan attacks on police / police officers were carried out even when there was no ISIS in the world (*). It so happened that the bandit underground in the Republic of Dagestan has been operating for many years, and some of the bandits succeed the others, continuing to carry out attempts to destabilize the situation both in the republic itself and throughout the North Caucasus.
Recall that today, in the area of the city of Khasavyurt, an anti-terrorist operation took place, during which a special-purpose soldier was killed. The second fighter was injured and died in the hospital a few hours later. Militants entrenched in houses in the village near Khasavyurt were liquidated. Frames operation demonstrates TC 3600
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