Sources of the Kavkaz Center report that large-scale fightings with the use of Russian aircraft and heavy artillery started on Monday, September 10, on the border between two provinces of the Caucasus Emirate: Chechnya and Ingushetia.
The fightings are taking place in the areas of Chemulga, Berd-Yurt and Artshty in Sunzha district of Ingushetia.
Russian bombers were engaged in them starting early Monday morning till noon. Explosions and shots of heavy artillery were heard since the second half of the day till midnight.
Military helicopters were also actively used by foreign invaders for missile strikes on woodlands. At midnight, the gunfire was still heard.
The roads leading to the villages in the combat zone are closed since early Monday morning.
It is to be recalled that KC sources earlier reported that a huge military convoy moved to the CE province of Ingushetia via the Chechen village of Ekha-Borze (aka Assinovskaya) on Sunday afternoon.
The convoy included enemy APCs and military trucks, in total about 90 vehicles. It seemed that it probably belonged to some special units of Russian invaders.
The KC sources assumed that the convoy was heading to the foothills of Sunzha district to participate in the fightings against the Mujahideen.
Apparently, these assumptions are now confirmed.
At the time of posting this news, the Kavkaz Center still has no information on the results of the fightings.
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
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