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Insurgent war is intensifying in the North Caucasus

Faced with the atrocities of the Russian invaders in the Caucasus democracy separatism degenerates into all-Caucasus Jihad, the US, edition of The Washington Post confirmed.

The most explosive situation for the infidels and apostates is formed in G1alg1ayche Province (Ingushetia), evidenced its correspondent Philip P. Pan.

A young woman Madina Albakova has reported to the newspaper that militants from the Russian gang of "FSB" shot her 20-year-old husband, a student Movsar Merzhoyev, and then planted a rifle next to his body and said that he was a Mujahid.

They also robbed the house, took everything of value - the family's savings, a set of dishes, even baby clothes, Albakova told.

"Such brutal tactics of the Russian secret service promotes regeneration of separatist-democracy movement in Chechnya into something potentially more dangerous for the Russian (invaders - KC): a Jihad, which spread throughout the Northern Caucasus (Caucasus Emirate - KC), draws support from various nationalities and gaining strength", the newspaper writes.

According to diplomats, Russia does not approve sanctions against Iran precisely because it fears that Teheran in retaliation can support the Mujahideen.

Russian leadership has long blamed Jihad in the Caucasus on some "Muslim extremists" backed by some "foreign governments and terrorist networks", but "true Islam is relatively new here", the author writes.

In 2007, the Emir of Caucasian Mujahideen, Dokku Umarov, announced the establishment of the Caucasus Emirate. In April this year in his video, he announced the revival of Martyrs' Brigade, which carried out sabotage operations throughout Russia in 2002-2006.

According to the American edition, a prominent role in the Jihad in the Caucasus plays Sheikh Sayeed Buryatsky who was born in Siberia, "around whom the ethnic and local factions can unite: he is an outsider and has unusual heritage".

(We would like to specify thereupon that Sayeed Buryatsky himself has repeatedly stressed that he is an ordinary Mujahid. His goal is participating in Jihad and reporting to the Mujahideen and the Muslims the knowledge of Islam, which he has - KC).

Sayeed Buryatsky (Alexander Tikhomirov) - half-Russian and half-Buryat - accepted Islam in Siberia, studied in Egypt, and last year (precisely in the summer of 2007 - KC) joined the Mujahedeen of the Caucasus Emirate.

Kadyrov, the Kremlin's protege in Chechnya, is trying to prove that Sheikh Sayeed is not a real Muslim and accuses him of "using drugs to brainwash recruits".

The youth of Ingushetia loves Sayeed Buryatsky, Maksharip Aushev recently killed by infidels and apostates has testified in an interview with American newspaper. Though he opposed the Caucasus Emirate, Aushev said that most of the Ingush people believe that under Sharia law they will live better than under the current occupying Russian authorities with its horrific crimes.

Aushev also believed that many of the Mujahideen follow a way of Jihad because of the atrocities committed by Russian terrorists from "FSB" gang.

"According to the opposition leader Magomed Hazbiev, whom authorities did not allow to stand for election on October 11, Mujahideen promise the people something that the government (infidels and apostates - KC) has been unwilling or unable to deliver: justice", the American newspaper writes.

Department of Monitoring,

Kavkaz Center