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RFE/RL: Medvedev Names New Ingushetian Interior Minister

posted by circassiankama on March, 2010 as INGUSHETIA

Medvedev Names New Ingushetian Interior Minister

Yunus-Bek Yevkurov's assertion that Ingushetia's police were improving suddenly looks less certain.

March 16, 2010

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev today dismissed Ingushetia's acting interior minister, Colonel Valery Zhernov, thereby calling into question Ingushetian President Yunus-Bek Yevkurov's assertion in an interview earlier this year that the work of the police is improving, and popular trust in them is growing.

Medvedev simultaneously named to head the ministry Major General Viktor Pogolov, whose most recent post was head of the criminal police in Saratov Oblast. Pogolov has previous experience of the unique conditions and problems the police face in the North Caucasus: He was part of a team that successfully freed a Saratov woman taken hostage in Chechnya in 2005.

Pogolov's new job will not be an easy one. For the past several years, Islamic insurgents have regularly and ruthlessly targeted police ...

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Packet & Times: Bomb Attacks Kill 2, Injure 33

posted by eagle on February, 2010 as INGUSHETIA

Bomb attacks kill 2, injure 33

Sun Feb 21 2010

A series of bomb blasts in Russia's Ingushetia region on Friday killed at least two people and wounded 33, including senior police officials, authorities said.

Many of the victims were police officers drawn to the scene by initial explosions, officials said, suggesting they were lured into a trap, a common tactic of insurgents in Ingushetia and neighbouring Chechnya.

The toll underscored the Kremlin's inability to rein in violence in the North Caucasus, scene of near-daily attacks blamed on Islamic militants.

President Dmitry Medvedev has called the violence in the heavily Muslim North Caucasus Russia's main domestic problem. It undermines the Kremlin's authority and its control over a vulnerable border area adjacent to the energy transport routes.

http://www.orilliapacket.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2458502

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Bombs Kill Two, Injure 28 In Russia's Ingushetia

posted by eagle on as INGUSHETIA

Bombs kill two, injure 28 in Russia's Ingushetia

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Bombs in Russia's turbulent Ingushetia region killed at least two people on Friday and injured 28 others, including top local law enforcement officials, Russian news agencies reported.

Ingushetia's Interior Ministry said there were three explosions that may have been booby-traps aimed at police.

The blasts -- on the outskirts of the region's biggest city, Nazran -- killed three people including at least one police officer in a house, Interfax cited federal Investigative Committee spokesman Vladimir Markin as saying.

According to Ingushetia's chief prosecutor, Yuri Turygin, several police officers went to the house to check a report that a bomb had been found there, Itar-Tass reported.

The bomb exploded, injuring up to 10 people, and two more devices went off after more law enforcement officers arrived at the scene, Turygin was quoted as saying, injuring many others.

A regional Investigative Committee official put the death toll at ...

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KC: Conflicting Data On Fightings Near The Settlements Of Arshty And Dattykh

posted by eagle on as INGUSHETIA

Conflicting data on fightings near the settlements of Arshty and Dattykh

Publication time: 11 February 2010, 21:43

Occupation sources, starting from Thursday afternoon, started to report about serious clashes in the area of the settlements of Arshty and Dattykh in the Sunzha district of Ghalghaycho (Ingushetia) province of the Caucasus Emirate.

The Russian media reported the villages were sealed off and a so-called "counter-terrorist operation (CTO)" regime was imposed.

Until Thursday night various occupation sources gave different information about the situation in the area of military actions.

Infidels reported that a squad of Mujahideen, engaged in fightings, consisted of 15 to 25 Mujahideen. The FSB namely insisted that a group of 15 Mujahideen was engaged in the battle while other sources reported about 25 "militants".

A Russian news agency, citing its sources, reported about death of at least 9 Mujahideen. Other Russian news agencies, referring to the occupation power structures, reported about "10 killed militants".

In its ...

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Jamestown Foundation: Relatives Of Slain Ingush Opposition Leader Killed And Injured In Blast

posted by eagle on December, 2009 as INGUSHETIA

Relatives of Slain Ingush Opposition Leader Killed and Injured in Blast

Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor

December 18, 2009 02:39 PM

By: The Jamestown Foundation

The aftermath of the checkpoint bombing in Nazran, Ingushetia (ITAR-TASS)

A suicide car bomber attacked a police checkpoint in Nazran, Ingushetia, yesterday (December 17), wounding 23 people –10 internal troops, three members of the patrol-sentry service of Ingushetia’s interior minister and 10 civilians, including three children. Law enforcement sources were quoted today as saying that they had identified the suicide bomber as 23-year-old Batyr Dzhaniev and that the motive for the attack was revenge for the death of his mother –the mother-in-law of slain Ingush opposition leader and human rights activist Maksharip Aushev– in an explosion on December 16 (www.kavkaz-uzel.ru, December 17-18).

Russian news agencies reported on December 16 that two people had been killed and two wounded when a car blew up in Nazran, Ingushetia, after it was shot at by police. ...

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