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Written by Lenta.ru
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Суббота, 05 Февраль 2011 |
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 Doku Umarov, leader of the North Caucasus underground, has threatened Russia with new attacks. In a video posted on one of the extremists’ websites, Umarov vowed “a year of blood and tears.” According to the militant, he plans to commit acts of terrorism once a week or once a month, leaving their regularity “at the discretion of Allah.”
Umarov said that his militants in Russia were supposedly carrying out a certain mission, and that he had sent a “warrior” by the name of Sayfullah to do the job.  Be first to comment this article |  Add as favourites (104) | Views: 760 | E-mail
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Written by Елена Рыковцева
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Четверг, 03 Февраль 2011 |
 Ю. Пилипенко Elena Rykovtseva: Do you have enough information about the terrorist attack at Domodedovo? What could be the consequences for the ruling tandem (Medvedev & Putin – ed) with regards to this new information about the property they used? Why has the Russian public discovered such a pathologic hatred of Boris Yeltsin? These are the range of issues I have identified for discussion with Yuri Pilipenko, chief editor of ‘Interlocutor’. We will start off with the investigation of the terrorist attack at Domodedovo. It seems to me that this time there is much less information than after previous terrorist attacks. As the editor of a very popular publication, how does it seem to you? Yuri Pilipenko: An awful lot of articles came out about the blast at Domodedovo, but journalists relied mostly on their intuition. Let us remember all the theories. First, there was a Russian Wahhabi by the name of Razdobudko. Secondly, there was the ‘Nogai battalion’. Thirdly, there they looked at these traces of a “Zionist footprint”. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (104) | Views: 933 | E-mail |
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Written by Арслан Саидов
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Вторник, 01 Февраль 2011 |
 The terrorist attack at Domodedovo airport will be the main theme of a meeting of the Presidential Council on the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights, held in Yekaterinburg on February 1st. To investigate the terrorist attack, the Council appointed an ad hoc group under Kirill Kabanov, the chairman of the National Anti-Corruption Committee. In an interview with ‘Radio Liberty’, Mr. Kabanov talked about what he intended to say to President Dmitry Medvedev:KIRILL KABANOV: In my opinion, the first step is to conduct a personnel assessment, and not just go in and chop off heads at random. We must understand how well public functions to ensure security and combat terrorism are being performed, and only after this assessment should any personnel decisions be made. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (34) | Views: 443 | E-mail |
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Written by Грани.ру
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Вторник, 01 Февраль 2011 |
The investigation into the murder of Novaya Gazeta reporter Anna Politkovskaya has been extended until May 7th, 2011, according to the Novosti news agency. Anna Stavitskaya, attorney for relatives of the murdered journalist, reported this. In October of 2010, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Attorney General’s Office filed new charges against Sergei Hajikurbanov related to the case. Hajikurbanov is a former major of the Moscow anti-organized crime unit. Virtually identical charges were filed against him during the first investigation. That inquiry ruled out abuse of power by FSB Lt. Col. Pavel Ryaguzov, as well as Ryaguzov’s extortion of businessman Edward Ponikarov. Be first to comment this article | Add as favourites (36) | Views: 459 | E-mail |
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Written by Арслан Саидов
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Вторник, 01 Февраль 2011 |
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Human rights activist Irina Halay talks about the government and victims of terrorist attacks
 On February 1st, 9 days after the terrorist attack at Domodedovo airport, Moscow will remember the victims of this tragedy. Over the part 10 years in Russia, according to information from public sources, more than 70 terrorist attacks have taken place. Most of these have been in the North Caucasus. Since 2001 there have been more than 1,300 killed in these crimes, and about 3,500 injured, but there is still no such thing as “a victim of terrorist attack” under Russian law. Irina Halay, chairman of the ‘Volga-Don’ public organization promoting the protection of the rights of victims of the Volgodonsk terrorist attack, discusses with Radio Liberty who or what is interfering with the adoption of such a law:
Irina Halay: Russia is the only country where there is no law on the social protection of victims of terrorist attacks. The Beslan children, the Volgodonsk children, and the children of ‘Nord-Ost’ are in need of rehabilitation. It should have been necessary to treat children and then observe them for a protracted period, as well as mothers who were pregnant and gave birth while still injured from these attacks. This never happened, and so children with various syndromes were born.
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