September, 2008

• 29 September

  Magomed Yevloyev killed on the orders of President Murat Zyazikov

  Ingushetiya.Ru has published the results of an investigation into the killing of the site’s owner, Magomed Yevloyev. According to the results of the investigation, Yevloyev was killed on the orders of the President of Ingushetia, Murat Zyazikov.

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• 29 September

  Mujahideen carried out sabotage operation in KBK Province

  Sources in the combined province of Kabarda, Balkar and Karachay of the Caucasus Emirate reported that two members of “Elbrus police department” were wounded as a result of an attack on their car on the “Baksan-Azau” road on September, 13. According to reports one of the wounded apostates is a …

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• 29 September

  Gun battle in Dagestan’s Hivsk district

  According to the puppet sources, a gun battle has taken place in the Hivsk district of the Province of Dagestan, the Caucasus Emirate, as a result of which a Mujahid Rinat Ismailov martyred (shaheed, inshaAllah). The details of the battle as well as the casualties of the apostates have not …

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• 29 September

  Ingush man escapes torturers

  ngush man was in critical condition at a city hospital Thursday after escaping from a Moscow basement where he was reportedly held captive and tortured by law enforcers as revenge for the 2004 Beslan school seizure.

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• 29 September

  Baghdad bombs kill at least 32

  BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Four bombs killed at least 32 people and wounded scores in busy districts of Baghdad on Sunday as Iraqis shopped and broke their fast for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, police said.

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• 29 September

  Food crisis competes for Afghan “hearts and minds”

  KABUL (Reuters) – Muhammad Nabi reflects one of Afghanistan’s microcosms – a farmer once besieged by the Taliban, then by drought, who then fled to the city and now rails against food prices he blames on the very government he voted for.

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• 29 September

  Afghan minister does not confirm Taliban talks

  KABUL (Reuters) – Afghanistan’s foreign minister on Sunday declined to confirm a report that said the government was in contact with Taliban insurgents to negotiate an end to the conflict.

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• 28 September

  Iraq PM seeks safeguards for Christians

  MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) – Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sought safeguards on Sunday for Christians and other minorities who have complained that they have lost guaranteed seats in provincial councils under a new election law.

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• 28 September

  Hamas releases 35 Fatah men from Gaza Strip jail

  GAZA (Reuters) – Hamas security forces released 35 members of the rival Fatah movement from prison on Sunday as a goodwill gesture to mark a Muslim holiday and bolster Egyptian reconciliation efforts, a Hamas official said.

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• 28 September

  Gunman kidnap Polish engineer, kill 3 Pakistanis

  ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Gunmen kidnapped a Polish engineer in Pakistan on Sunday after shooting dead his Pakistani driver, body guard and translator, a senior police official said.

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