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MAY 2009


Window On Eurasia: Daghestan Now Has 50 ‘Permanent Representations’ Across CIS

posted by eagle on May, 2009 as DAGESTAN

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2009

Window on Eurasia: Daghestan Now Has 50 ‘Permanent Representations’ across CIS

Paul Goble

Vienna, May 26 – Daghestan now has 50 “permanent representations” in Russian regions and CIS countries to help promote trade and to support the rights and interests of Daghestanis living there, the latest in a remarkable evolution of a Soviet-era institution that became the foundation for the embassies of most post-Soviet states in Moscow.
Earlier this month, officials from these 50 offices assembled in Makhachkala not only for their annual meeting with the republic’s nationalities ministry, which oversees their activities, but to celebrate the tenth anniversary of 14 of them, including those in Minsk, Bashkortostan, and Karachayevo-Cherkessia (www.vestikavkaza.ru/articles/obshestvo/diaspora/1766.html).
Zikrula Ilyasov, the first deputy minister for nationality policy, information and foreign ties, told them that among their most important achievements and tasks was the promotion of trade with and investment in Daghestan by dealing with the headquarters of the ...

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North Caucasus Weekly: Top Investigator Murdered In Dagestan

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Top Investigator Murdered in Dagestan

Publication: North Caucasus Weekly
May 22, 2009 01:44 PM
Category: North Caucasus Weekly, The Caucasus, North Caucasus

 

Dagestani prosecutor's office

The deputy head of the investigative committee of the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office in Dagestan, Seifudin Kaziakhmedov, was shot dead in Dagestan’s capital Makhachkala on May 21. Agence France-Presse reported that he was shot six times by an unknown assailant in broad daylight. The Moscow Times on May 22 quoted the investigative committee as saying in a statement that Kaziakhmedov was shot after leaving his home with his wife at about 7 a.m. and died of his wounds at the scene, while his wife was unharmed. Citing Gazeta.ru, the English-language newspaper reported that Kaziakhmedov had left his home for a morning jog when he was shot and the assailant fled the scene in a getaway car and was being sought by ...


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RFE/RL: Four Rebels Killed In Daghestani Operation

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May 14, 2009

Four Rebels Killed In Daghestani Operation


MAKHACHKALA -- Daghestan's Interior Ministry says its troops have killed four rebels during counterterrorist operations launched on May 13, RFE/RL's Russian Service reports.

Rebel leader Arsen Asulbekov is reportedly among those killed.

Security forces say large amounts of explosives, as well as weapons and ammunition, were discovered during the operation.

One federal soldier has been killed and four wounded in the operation.

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RFE/RL: Counterterrorist Operation Under Way In Daghestan

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May 13, 2009

Counterterrorist Operation Under Way In Daghestan


MAKHACHKALA, Daghestan -- Authorities in Daghestan have imposed a counterterrorist regime in two districts of the southern Russian republic, RFE/RL's Russian Service reports. 

The republican department of the Federal Security Service and Interior Ministry informed journalists that the counterterrorism campaign was introduced in the districts of Khasavyurt and of Kazbekovski, which borders Chechnya. 

Local Interior Ministry troops and federal military units are reportedly engaged in fighting with a small group of rebels in a forest in Khasavyurt district.

Daghestan is generally regarded as one of the most volatile republics in Russia's North Caucasus.

In the first three months of 2009, 36 suspected militants and 10 police officers have been killed in five counterterrorism operations in Daghestan.

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RFE/RL: At Least Two Rebels Killed In Daghestan

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May 13, 2009

At Least Two Rebels Killed In Daghestan


MAKHACHKALA -- At least two rebels were killed by Interior Ministry forces and federal military units in the Russian republic of Daghestan, RFE/RL's Russian Service reports. 

Counterterrorist operations were launched against a group of rebels in Daghestan's Khasavyurt and Kazbek districts earlier on May 13. 

Daghestan's Interior Department said that a group of rebels led by Umalakh Magomedov was located by Daghestan's police and federal military units in the forest near the village of Endirey. Fighting was under way in the district for several hours. 

One OMON special-forces soldier was reportedly killed. 

Daghestan authorities are sending additional military units to the scene.

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