ROSTOV-ON-DON - January 21, 2009: Members of Al-Qaeda are active in Russia's North Caucasus republics of Chechnya and Daghestan, a deputy interior minister said on Wednesday.
"Al-Qaeda training centers exist around the world, and in southern Russia they are active on the territory of the Chechen republic and the republic of Daghestan," Arkady Yedelev told journalists.
He added that representatives of the international terrorist network carry out regular inspections of armed groups in the republics and provide them with weapons and explosives.
Yedelev said the process was "natural" as Russia was "becoming stronger" and enemies "had to have an influence on operations [in the country]."
"We know this and are prepared for it," he added.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Al-Qaeda Active In Russia's North Caucasus - Interior Ministry
Al-Qaeda Active In Russia's North Caucasus - Interior Ministry
(NSI News Source Info) ROSTOV-ON-DON - January 21, 2009: Members of Al-Qaeda are active in Russia's North Caucasus republics of Chechnya and Daghestan, a deputy interior minister said on Wednesday.
"Al-Qaeda training centers exist around the world, and in southern Russia they are active on the territory of the Chechen republic and the republic of Daghestan," Arkady Yedelev told journalists.
He added that representatives of the international terrorist network carry out regular inspections of armed groups in the republics and provide them with weapons and explosives.
Yedelev said the process was "natural" as Russia was "becoming stronger" and enemies "had to have an influence on operations [in the country]."
"We know this and are prepared for it," he added.
ROSTOV-ON-DON - January 21, 2009: Members of Al-Qaeda are active in Russia's North Caucasus republics of Chechnya and Daghestan, a deputy interior minister said on Wednesday.
"Al-Qaeda training centers exist around the world, and in southern Russia they are active on the territory of the Chechen republic and the republic of Daghestan," Arkady Yedelev told journalists.
He added that representatives of the international terrorist network carry out regular inspections of armed groups in the republics and provide them with weapons and explosives.
Yedelev said the process was "natural" as Russia was "becoming stronger" and enemies "had to have an influence on operations [in the country]."
"We know this and are prepared for it," he added.
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