In Sochi, the “black widows” suicide are looking for, American journalists found four terrorists

The American media distributed information that Russian law enforcement agencies began the search for suicide bombers in Sochi, which allegedly arrived in the capital of the Winter Olympiad for a series of terrorist attacks. According to various sources, in the southern city there are now from one to four “black widows”.

The law enforcement officers are searching for three terrorists, one of which is currently located on the territory of Sochi, where the opening of the Winter Olympic Games will take place on February 6, 2014. An announcements of the search for three suicide bombers noticed in one of the Sochi hotels an AP agency correspondent. Moreover, in one of them it was indicated that Ruzanna Ibragimova , the 22-year-old widow of the Islamic action movie, is already in Sochi.

Also at the hotel, leaflets with photographs of two more women in hijabs were posted: 26-year-old Zaira Aliyeva and 36-year-old Dzhannet Tsakhaeva, who, according to the police, while studying the behavior of terrorist acts. In the announcements of the search, it is noted that these two women are “possible among us”, but there are no clarifications about their specific location in Russia.

At the same time, the NBC reports the four terrorists announced by the Russian police on the wanted list. The television company describes Ibragimova’s signs indicated in the police leaflets: she is limping on her right leg, her left hand does not bend at the elbow, and on the cheek the terrorist has a 10-centimeter scar.

Safety authorities in Sochi have not yet given official comments about the messages that have appeared in the media. Earlier, the Blog. Sochi portal reported with reference to its sources about the search for one of the named suicide bombers - Ruzana Ibragimova. At the same time, it was noted that one of the sources in law enforcement agencies was perplexed: how the suicide bomber was previously photographed by law enforcement officers at large.

In the West, they thought: is there a risk Olympiad and money spent

Western journalists are actively discussing the real degree of terrorist threat at the upcoming Olympiad in Sochi. “Sometimes pre -Olympic nervousness seems artificial: it is more like a warning to the attackers and justification of multi -billion dollar expenses for strengthening the police,” the words of The Los Angeles Times, Billy Duir. “But now, three weeks before the opening of the Sochi Olympiad, it should be recognized as a threat of terrorism on terrorism The Olympiad is a regrettable, but inevitable truth of life. "

The author of the material recalls the death of the Israelis in Munich in 1972 and the explosion in Atlanta in 1996, emphasizing that tens of thousands of Russian law enforcement officers are in Sochi and the vicinity is not accidental at all. "So, what risk are you ready to go to find out if the Finnish skier won the Olympic medal?" - the journalist asks.

In another article from The Los Angeles Times, the author claims that the 2014 Olympiad in principle does not cost the risks that are associated with it, no inconceivable amount of $ 51 billion that was spent on it.

As for the terrorist threat, we recall that on the eve of the Islamic extremists, who took responsibility for the New Year's explosions in Volgograd, reported on new terrorist attacks during the Winter Olympiad in Sochi. After that, the American authorities expressed concern about possible terrorist acts during the Olympic Games and complained that Russia was inhibiting most of the information about maintaining security during the Olympics, although it relates to this issue very carefully.

In addition to the fact that in the summer of 2013, a video message of the famous leader of the North Caucasian Isismists of Doku Umarov appeared on the Web, in which he urged his supporters to make every effort to prevent the 2014 Olympics. For this reason, preparations for games were held against the backdrop of fears about the preservation of security and possible terrorist attacks.