Fierce fighting broke out in Kabardino-Balkaria

A fierce fighting broke out on Friday evening in a neighborhood of Nalchik. Russian invaders reported on a battle against a group of 5 Mujahideen.

Occupation sources and a ringleader of the local puppets, Kanokov, said that a so-called "antiterrorist operation regime" has been imposed in the center of Nalchik and that all civilians were evacuated from the combat zone.

Meanwhile, residents of the city said that no evacuation took place at all. People were not warned about the shooting. The battle began suddenly, when an assault group of Russian invaders from the gang "special forces" tried to take outright positions near a house where a group of Mujahideen stayed.

The Mujahideen responded with fire from machine guns and grenade launchers.

This fierce battle broke out near the main mosque in Nalchik. Russians announced that 5 Mujahideen were blocked on the top floor of a five-storey building.

The battle began after 6 pm. A panic among local residents in the zone of fighting occurred after the start of shooting.

People began to run in different directions, picking up children in the yards. In addition, the public transport stopped working. Residents fear to leave their homes.

By Saturday morning, occupiers said 5 Mujahideen had been killed during the battle. No details were provided. As usual, Russian invaders and their stooges did not say anything about their own losses.

Meanwhile, the occupiers' propaganda machine is thinking what the killed Mujahideen should be accused of. The first version of the KGB which the invaders hurriedly reported to journalists, was "an involvement of killed militants in the sabotage at the Baksan hydroelectric plant".

However, after some reflections, the KGB decided that a version of the involvement of the martyrs (Insha'Allah) in the sabotage at a racetrack in Nalchik on May 9 would be more sound.

It is to be recalled in this connection that previously invaders already "killed" "the participants of the Baksan hydroelectric plant sabotage" and "those involved in the terrorist attack on the Nalchik racetrack".