Seven militants liquidated in Dagestan per day

In Dagestan, during the persecution of the gang group, which entered the morning in the morning with the employees of the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, destroyed two more militants. On the eve of the five bandits killed in Dagestan, thus, the number of militants liquidated in this region increased to seven per day, ITAR-TASS reports.

In the morning, in the area of ​​the village of Shamkhal-Yangirt, the Kumtorkalinsky district of the Republic of Dagestan, a dugout was discovered, which was used by bandits for temporary residence. When trying to detain the armed faces, they resisted, using firearms. As a result, one of the bandits died from wounds. After that, "in the area of ​​the village of Shamkhal-Yangirt of the Kumtorkalinsky district of the Republic of Dagestan, the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs were organized by the search for bandits who turned out to be armed resistance," the National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC) said in the information center. During the ongoing search and combat events, two more militants were found and neutralized, their personalities are established, the agency reports.

In addition to the Dagestan, who was killed in the morning, in the forest near the village of Gubden, four militants were also destroyed, who were identified as Magomed Magomedov, born in 1988, Ibak Ibakov, born in 1969, Israpil Israpilov, born in 1973 and Tahir Salgereev, born in 1992

According to NAK, Ibakov and Salgereev joined the gang in September last year and from that time managed to commit several murders, robberies, as well as extortion of funds from local businessmen. It is known that in November last year these bandits participated in the shelling of the Perm riot police, as a result of which one police officer was killed, and several people were injured. In March of this year, these bandits killed the well -known authoritative religious figure Magomed Birslavov in Dagestan

Also in the morning on Thursday, an action movie was killed on the outskirts of the village of Islam Baksansky district in Kabardino-Balkaria. Previously, he was identified as Zaur Berezgov, born in 1983, who was an assistant to the leader of the so-called "northeastern" gang of Tengiz Gutetlov.