It was only by a miracle that an emergency did not happen on the Red Square, where an armored vehicle was passing as part of a column,” The Tvoy Den (“Your Day”) periodical writes referring to its sources.

Even as a new president taking over the Kremlin reigns, long-standing tensions between Russia and Georgia over breakaway Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions in Georgia have flared dangerously recent days with each country accusing the other of provocative actions that risk war.

American Muslim civil rights groups have denounced an exercise by US security officials in which a place designated as a ‘mosque’ was stormed in Irving.

Russia’s pro-Kremlin mass media lauded the recent NATO decision in Bucharest to delay issuing Membership Action Plans (MAPs) to Ukraine and Georgia, hailing it as a victory for departing President Vladimir Putin.

A source inside the command of Armed Forces of the Caucasus Emirate has reported that on 6 Jumada Al-‘Awwal 1429 (11 May 2008), sabotage squad of Mujahideen of one of the units under command Amir Muslim ambushed kuffar forces in the district of village Eshelhatoi of the Vedeno district of …

Russian occupation sources reported that on the night of 10 Jumada Al-‘Awwal 1429 (15 May 2008) a checkpoint of the murtadin was attacked near the settlement of Eha-Borze (Assinovskaya), Sunzhenskiy district of Wilayah Nokhchicho (Ichkeria) of the Caucasus Emirate.

According to sources from Wilayah Ghalghaycho (Ingushetia) of the Caucasus Emirate, in afternoon of Jumada Al-‘Awwal 9, 1429 (14 May 2008), a mobile squad of Mujahideen attacked enemy checkpoint

The local authorities reported that the second Georgian unmanned spy plane since Monday, which is the seventh one starting from the beginning of this year, has been shot down in the airspace over Abkhazia.

According to sources from Wilayah Dagestan of the Caucasus Emirate, on the eve late at night puppet checkpoint was attacked using automatic weapons near the village Dzhemikent of Derbent district of Dagestan, killing 1 murtadin and injuring 1. Other details were not reported. Kavkaz Center

During a briefing in Georgian capital Tbilisi US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Bryza avoided answering the question whether the US intends to sign a military assistance treaty with Georgia.