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Dagestani bomb equivalent to 5 kg TNT – report


http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/02/15/44419293.html

Feb 15, 2011 11:43 Moscow Time

The first bomb detonated in the Dagestani village of Gubden on Monday night had a yield of between 3 to 5 kilos of TNT, according to preliminary estimates.

Last night a female suicide bomber blew herself up outside the local police station.

Later on another suicide bomber set off his explosive device near a checkpoint at the entry to the village. Right after the attack the checkpoint came under automatic gunfire from a nearby forest. Two people died in the two acts of terror, while some 30 others were wounded.  

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Power of the first explosion in the Dagestan village amounted to 5 kg of TNT

http://www.rian.ru/inquest/20110215/334429754.html



15/02/2011 09:28
MAKHACHKALA, February 15 - RIA Novosti. Power of the first explosion in the Dagestan Gubdene, according to preliminary data, ranged from three to five kilograms of TNT, Dagestan Interior Ministry told RIA Novosti.
On Monday night a bomber blew up a village police department. According to preliminary reports, the woman had already passed the barrier and approached the building when a policeman on duty at the entrance called out to her, and forced her to return, after which she activated an explosive device. The second explosion occurred around 22.35 MSK at the entry post in Gubdene. The bomb, according to the republican Ministry of Internal Affairs, was also powered by a bomber. After the explosion, unknown persons from the forest opened fire on the post. As a result of a double bombing two people were killed, and at least 27 are in the Dagestani hospitals.
"From the scene a cell phone was confiscated, as well as electric wires, metal fragments of square shape, a belt, two belt clips" - said the agency interlocutor.
According to him, the bomb on the bomber was packed with metal striking elements.
"It’s power, according to preliminary data, ranged from three to five kilograms of TNT," - said the representative of Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A criminal case has not yet been opened.

Two killed, 20 wounded in two Dagestan explosions (Update 1)


http://en.rian.ru/russia/20110215/162605509.html
01:55 15/02/2011

Two police officers were killed and about 20 wounded in two explosions in the Russian North Caucasus republic of Dagestan, a law enforcement source said Tuesday.

A female suicide bomber blew herself up near a police station in the village of Gubden on Monday evening, killing one policeman and injuring several.

In a short while, a second explosion followed. A Lada Priora car, stopped at the Gubden checkpoint for an inspection by security guards as it was heading toward the scene of the previous explosion, exploded killing one policeman and leaving about 17 people wounded.

Earlier it was reported that five people were injured in the second blast.

An investigation is underway.

Terrorist attacks and shootouts with police are common in Russia's troubled North Caucasus republics, especially Dagestan and neighboring Chechnya and Ingushetia.

MAKHACHKALA, February 15 (RIA Novosti)


Two policemen killed in terror attack in Russia’s South


http://rt.com/news/dagestan-blast-suicide-terror/print/

Published: 15 February, 2011, 01:09


Edited: 15 February, 2011, 09:16

Two suicide bomb blasts have rocked the southern Russian republic of Dagestan, killing at least two policemen and injuring 20 others.

­The first bomb was detonated at around 8pm by a female suicide bomber, who went to Gubden police station and threw objects at it to attract attention. When a police officer approached her she detonated the bomb she was carrying. The device was packed with metal particles which resulted in shrapnel injuries to four police officers nearby. One of them died and three are in hospital, some in critical condition.

Security measures were stepped up in the region, but three hours later in the same village, a male suicide bomber set off a car bomb near a police checkpoint, killing one police officer and injuring 17 others.

At the moment, investigators are trying to establish the bombers’ identities.

The blasts come in the wake of a January terror attack at Domodedovo Airport in Moscow which left 36 dead and more than 180 injured.

After that attack, a massive security reinforcement was ordered throughout the country. President Medvedev said security measures needed to be tightened, not only in the main hubs in the central cities, but in all parts of Russia.

Many checkpoints were set up at the entrances to the airports, train stations and other institutions.

In Monday’s attack, the number of victims was reduced by the fact that the female bomber had been stopped at the checkpoint and did not manage to enter the police station. Otherwise, there might have been many more lives lost.

Suicide bomber strikes in Russia's Dagestan


http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/02/14/russia-dagestan-bomb-idUSLDE71D2A020110214

MOSCOW | Mon Feb 14, 2011 12:50pm EST

MOSCOW Feb 14 (Reuters) - A suicide bomber killed one serviceman and wounded four others on Monday in Russia's Dagestan province, where the Kremlin is struggling to contain an Islamist insurgency, Russian news agencies reported. The attacker detonated explosives after approaching a police precinct house in Gubden, a village around 150 km (95 miles) south of the provincial capital Makhachkala, state-run RIA quoted a regional Interior Ministry official as saying.

The victims were Interior Ministry troops assigned to guard the police building, the report said.

Gubden is known for alleged links to an insurgency aimed at building an Islamic state across Russia's mainly Muslim North Caucasus, which includes Dagestan and several other provinces.

Two female suicide bombers from Dagestan struck in Moscow's metro last March, killing 40 people.

(Reporting by Amie Ferris-Rotman; editing by Steve Gutterman)


Two police officers killed in Russia blasts

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Two-police-officers-killed-in-Russia-blasts/Article1-662521.aspx


Indo-Asian News Service
Moscow, February 15, 2011

At least two police officers were killed and about 20 injured in two successive blasts in Russia's restive North Caucasus region, an official said on Tuesday. A female suicide bomber blew herself up near a police station in Gubden village of Dagestan on Monday evening, killing one policeman and injuring several, the official said.

A second blast followed when a car, stopped at Gubden checkpoint for inspection by security guards while heading toward the scene of the previous blast, exploded killing one policeman and leaving about 17 people injured.

Terrorist attacks and shootouts with police are common in the troubled North Caucasus republics, especially Dagestan and neighbouring Chechnya and Ingushetia.





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