People yell out ''May Allah help you!'' to leaving Mujahideen fighter

On photo: Commander of Ingushetian Mujahideen Amir Isa (became a Shaheed/Martyr, inshaAllah, in 2006)

Eyewitness of the gun battle in Ingushetia's capital Nazran, which took place Monday near the city market, has related some details to Kavkaz Center news and information agency.

According to the eyewitness, there were two Mujahideen fighters. During a fierce firefight one of them became a Shaheed/Martyr (inshaAllah, God Willing). His companion-in-arms stood tall and started walking towards one of the groups of pro-Russian accomplices (murtadin/apostates), who were blocking the approaches to the scene of the clash. From time to time the fighter would open fire at the hiding puppet policemen.

Despite the intensity of the shooting, the fighter did not even think to accelerate his pace. The eyewitness claims that many pro-Russian apostates were hiding behind the onlookers gaping at the clash and were shooting at the Mujahideen fighter. The fighter, however, did not shoot back for fear of hurting any peaceful civilians.

The pro-Russian apostates did not dare pursue the fighter and the fighter quietly left the scene of the clash unimpeded.

According to the eyewitness, the people were yelling out to the leaving Mujahideen fighter in Ingushetian language, "Dal attuv boakhalb shun!" ("May Allah help you!").

After the fighter left, hundreds of pro-Russian apostates and Russian invaders (kuffar/infidels) surrounded the bullet-riddled car which the other dead Mujahideen fighter was in. For a long time they were scared of approaching the Martyr. The people saw how cowardly the puppet policemen and the Russian invaders were acting, when they were scared of even a dead Mujahideen fighter.

The reports claiming that 1 Mujahideen fighter was allegedly captured turned out to be false. KC's source reported that an innocent unarmed bystander was captured instead.

By the way, this incident was also reported by Ingushetian opposition to current puppet president (Russian KGB/FSB colonel Zyazikov) as well. The Ingushetian political opposition reported that Russian kuffar (infidels/invaders) and their pro-Russian accomplices (murtadin/apostates) captured a native of the village of Surhohi, Ilyas Aushev, who was visiting his uncle in Nazran. Mr. Aushev and his uncle were taken away Monday night when the mobsters broke into Aushev's residence. The local apostates told the family members of the kidnapped victims that "investigation is underway".

We would also like to remind our readers that a fierce clash between two Mujahideen fighters and gangs of local pro-Russian apostates and Russian kuffar took place in downtown Nazran at around 6:30 PM. Puppet sources and media of the Russian invaders have released discrepant reports about that clash.

First it was reported that three Mujahideen were allegedly captured. Later on this information was refuted.

Pro-Russian apostates lost 4 puppet policemen in that firefight - 1 was killed and 3 wounded.

Earlier on, the Caucasus Armed Forces (Mujahideen) carried out a special operation in the village of Orjonikidzevskaya and in Ingushetian capital Nazran, when several pro-Russian accomplices were killed and wounded.