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Chechnya Weekly from the Jamestown Foundation

Chechnya Weekly from the Jamestown Foundation
Unidentified gunmen fired on an armored personnel carrier ferrying Interior Ministry Internal Troops between the settlements of Galashki and Alkhasti in Ingushetia’s Sunzha district on September 26. An Ingush law-enforcement source told Kavkazky Uzel that attackers apparently fired from automatic weapons and grenade launchers. “As a result of the attack several servicemen were wounded,” the source told the website. “The criminals escaped from the scene of the incident.” Kavkazky Uzel reported that according to other sources, two or three servicemen were wounded in the attack. On September 27, two militants were reportedly killed and one captured during a special operation in the village of Sagopshi in the republic’s Malgobeksky district. The Rosbalt news agency, citing the press service of Ingushetia’s Interior Ministry, identified one the two militants killed as Sait-Magomed Galaev, aka Abdul-Malik, who was the emir of the militants in the Malgobeksky district. According to the RBK news agency, all three militants – the two who were killed plus the one who was captured - were brothers. Two policemen were wounded in the shootout. On September 20, two servicemen were killed and two wounded when their automobile came under fire in Nazran, Interfax reported. Earlier that day, unidentified gunmen opened fire on a car carrying Interior Ministry troops on the Kavkaz federal highway near the village of Yandare. Two servicemen were wounded in that attack.

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