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Ringleader of Ingushetian puppets notifies his subordinates not to stay home at night

Publication time: 4 July 2008, 09:41

On photo: Members of Ingushetgian pro-Russian police gang during a meeting

 

Most likely, the nerves of the Ingushetian pro-Russian accomplices (murtadin/apostates) began to give. Methodical and precise pinpoint attacks by the Caucasus troops (Mujahideen), dealing heavy blows to the most active members of puppet gangs have driven the pro-Russian apostates to the highest degree of mental stress.

 

Thus, the ringleader of Ingushetian pro-Russian police gang, Musa Medov, called on his subordinates during the morning meeting on Wednesday not to stay home at night "for security purposes". It was reported by the anti-Zyazikov opposition that referred to its own sources.

 

Pinpoint attacks by Ingushetian Mujahideen have enhanced last summer. This is when the Command of Ingushetian Front of the Caucasus Armed Forces completed the full reorganization of its military structures, 10 months after the death of Shamil Basayev.

 

Ever since then not a day goes by without a report from the Province of Ingushetia, the Caucasus Emirate, about another attack, act of sabotage or a special operation against Russian invaders and their local accomplices.

 

Anti-Zyazikov opposition mentions that ringleader of the local puppet police Medov is always accompanied by multiple bodyguards in armored cars.

 

At the same time Medov provided 20 heavily armed police militants to guard his children, who escort them to school and watch them even right near their home.

 

Local opposition believes that the gang leader of the puppet police has virtually acknowledged his own powerlessness. His gang is unable to provide security for itself. Medov has virtually offered his subordinates to go underground so they could save their own lives.

 

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