The militants concentrate in Grozny

The leaders of illegal armed groups seek to gradually increase the groups of militants in the capital of Chechnya. This is stated in the widespread on Saturday in a formid press release of the command of the United Group of Troops in the North Caucasus region.

It states that in Grozny, "another bandit group from the Vedensky district of up to twenty people arrived." Perhaps they intend to "try to find out the relationship between gangs of various subordination." According to the operational information that the headquarters has, "the bandits live in houses under the guise of local residents."

The military does not exclude the likelihood that "the initial detachment could consist of 40 people, but some deserted on the road." According to the command, the probability of sending other small groups of militants from Ingushetia and Achkhoi-Martanovsky district of Chechnya is retained.

"The general leadership of the bandit groups in Grozny is supposedly carried out by the field commander of Doku Umarov," the press said.