Extremism and Terrorism in Russia

sepheronx wrote:I think with Aleppo, they already are.  If the statement that since their bombardment on Aleppo last week+, they killed 800+ jihadi's and multitude of vehicles proves that they are hitting them hard.  This isn't though the first time that Jihadi's called a Jihad on Russia.  Seems like at least once a month they do that.

kvs wrote:

sepheronx wrote:I think with Aleppo, they already are.  If the statement that since their bombardment on Aleppo last week+, they killed 800+ jihadi's and multitude of vehicles proves that they are hitting them hard.  This isn't though the first time that Jihadi's called a Jihad on Russia.  Seems like at least once a month they do that.

Russia's operation in Syria is designed to take the fight to the Wahabbi infestation zone before it spreads into Russia.  These
slimes can make all sorts of threats.   Russia just needs to keep pounding them to hell over and over.    It is better if Russia does
not make any "mission accomplished" statements.   It should make it clear that it will be sticking its nose in Middle East since it
has a duty to protect itself.

FSB foils extremist cell ‘run by foreign emissaries’ in Moscow region


The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has detained seven members of the Tablighi Jamaat extremist group. The cell, run by foreign emissaries, was recruiting new followers and planning to establish a ‘caliphate’ in Russia.

Seven members of the Tablighi Jamaat cell, including its leaders, were detained in a joint operation by the FSB, the police, and the Russian National Guard in the Moscow region, according to an official FSB statement. According to RIA news agency, six out of seven detainees were Kyrgyz citizens while another one was Russian.

The clandestine group took great efforts to stay undercover and took special countermeasures to throw the Russian security services off the scent, security officials said.

“The detained members of the Tablighi Jamaat [group] … were recruiting and brainwashing new members in Russia, studied prohibited [extremist] literature and discussed plans to establish an Islamic ‘caliphate’ on Russian territory,” the FSB said in a statement.

The newly-recruited members were then sent to training camps in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the statement said.

The investigators conducted searches of the apartments in which cell leaders were detained, and managed to find extremist literature and communication devices as well as memory drives containing reports about the activities of the cell.

Tablighi Jamaat is a global Sunni Islamist movement that has millions of followers across the world and has its cells in almost two dozen countries, including Russia, the UK, France, Germany and Canada. It was founded in 1927 in India but then moved its headquarters to Pakistan.

The movement was banned and outlawed as an extremist organization in Russia in 2009 for “assistance to the international terrorist organizations” and for actions “aimed at the violation of the territorial integrity of Russia and religious discrimination of its citizens.”

In October, the leader and the paymaster of another Tablighi Jamaat cell was detained in the Russian region of Tatarstan in October alongside with eight members of his cell. Earlier, cells of the extremist group were busted in several Russian Siberian and Far East regions.

Their detention took place just a week after the FSB foiled a series of terrorist attacks in Moscow by a group of foreign fighters, who were directed by an Islamic State-affiliate based in Turkey. According to a recent report released by the Russian National Antiterrorism committee, the FSB and other law enforcement agencies prevented 42 terrorist attacks on Russian soil this year.


https://www.rt.com/news/371321-extremist-cell-busted-moscow/

PapaDragon wrote:

Saudis can wiggle only for so long before reality of oil prices and money reserves hits home. Once it does it will be spectacle that will make Genghis Khan's influence on Islamic history look like enjoyable spa weekend.

6 suspected ISIS recruiters arrested after St. Petersburg attack

Six suspected ISIS and Al-Nusra Front recruiters, said to come from Central Asian countries, were detained in St. Petersburg days after the blast in the city’s Metro. President Putin says any post-Soviet country could be the target of a terrorist attack.
Six nationals of Central Asian countries were detained following a series of anti-terrorism raid by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) the Interior Ministry and National Guard in St. Petersburg, the Investigative Committee said in a statement.
The suspects, who came to Russia to seek employment, “have been recruiting people of Central Asian descent since 2015 in St. Petersburg to become followers of Islamic State [IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL] and Al Nusra Front, and to carry out terrorist attacks,” the committee said.
Having searched the suspected recruiters’ flat, the security services also retrieved Islamist propaganda literature and documents, which may be a piece of intelligence worthy of further investigation.
https://www.rt.com/news/383593-isis-recruiters-detained-saint-petersburg/

Project Canada wrote:
I only hope that if not executed, these Terrorist pigs get at least a thousand years sentence in a cold gulag prison with no pardon whatsoever and not some BS 5 - 10 year prison sentence 

Svyatoslavich wrote:

Project Canada wrote:
I only hope that if not executed, these Terrorist pigs get at least a thousand years sentence in a cold gulag prison with no pardon whatsoever and not some BS 5 - 10 year prison sentence 

Well, the only hijacker of Beslan school to survive is still behind bars, and there is no way any Russian judge will ever parole him. The same will happen to these scums.

Stay of execution? Russian MP proposes ‘delayed death penalty’ for convicted terrorists

The head of the State Duma Committee for Security has proposed allowing Russian courts to sentence convicted terrorists to death under condition that the execution of the sentence is delayed until the current moratorium on capital punishment is lifted.

“We are moving towards humanization, but I would like our courts to use the term capital punishment in the sentences passed for especially grave crimes, with large numbers of victims killed by explosions or terrorist attacks. The actual execution can be postponed to the moment when the general public starts to realize that this punitive measure must be applied,” MP Vasily Piskaryov (United Russia) said in an interview with TASS.

Piskaryov also told reporters that he was not giving up his intention to bring back the death penalty. He noted that he had discussed the idea with law enforcement officials and though he had not received broad support, some of those officials supported him.

The lawmaker told reporters that he was confident that European nations would one day understand that in certain extreme cases the use of death penalty is justified and necessary.

“In that case, persons convicted of terrorism would have their death sentences ready,” he said.

In his interview, Piskaryov emphasized that he did not consider as valid the main argument of those who opposed death penalty for terrorism – the theory that the threat of death penalty would not stop suicide attackers.

“Not all of them are suicide attackers; there are recruiters and organizers of attacks. Organizers are the most dangerous link in this chain because they have ideological and political positions.”

Vladimir Putin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov declined to comment on Piskaryov’s proposal on Friday, claiming that the Presidential Information had no information about it. He, however, noted that the Kremlin position on the issue was well known and it had not changed.

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Stay of execution? Russian MP proposes ‘delayed death penalty’ for convicted terrorists
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The head of the State Duma Committee for Security has proposed allowing Russian courts to sentence convicted terrorists to death under condition that the execution of the sentence is delayed until the current moratorium on capital punishment is lifted.
“We are moving towards humanization, but I would like our courts to use the term capital punishment in the sentences passed for especially grave crimes, with large numbers of victims killed by explosions or terrorist attacks. The actual execution can be postponed to the moment when the general public starts to realize that this punitive measure must be applied,” MP Vasily Piskaryov (United Russia) said in an interview with TASS.

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© Vitaliy Ankov‘Capital crime!’ Nationalist lawmaker seeks return of death penalty for terrorists
Piskaryov also told reporters that he was not giving up his intention to bring back the death penalty. He noted that he had discussed the idea with law enforcement officials and though he had not received broad support, some of those officials supported him.

The lawmaker told reporters that he was confident that European nations would one day understand that in certain extreme cases the use of death penalty is justified and necessary.

“In that case, persons convicted of terrorism would have their death sentences ready,” he said.

In his interview, Piskaryov emphasized that he did not consider as valid the main argument of those who opposed death penalty for terrorism – the theory that the threat of death penalty would not stop suicide attackers.

“Not all of them are suicide attackers; there are recruiters and organizers of attacks. Organizers are the most dangerous link in this chain because they have ideological and political positions.”

Vladimir Putin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov declined to comment on Piskaryov’s proposal on Friday, claiming that the Presidential Information had no information about it. He, however, noted that the Kremlin position on the issue was well known and it had not changed.

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© Tabyldy KadyrbekovRussian opinions on death penalty split evenly, poll shows
Russia imposed a moratorium on capital punishment in 1996, as it was one of conditions for joining the Council of Europe. The last execution in the Russian Federation took place on September 2, 1996.

Since the moratorium came into force, Russian politicians and state officials have repeatedly proposed reintroducing the death penalty for crimes such as terrorism, corruption, pedophilia and war crimes. Most recent proposal of this kind came from the nationalist party LDPR in March 2016 – it promised to draft a bill reinstating the death penalty for terrorists and foreign citizens convicted of drug trafficking.

The head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, has also repeatedly urged the authorities to introduce the death penalty for terrorism, arguing that keeping convicted extremists in prisons is too expensive and also that there is a threat that terrorists serving life sentences would recruit new supporters inside prisons.

At the same time, the Presidential Human Rights Council, along with Putin, have repeatedly rejected calls to reinstitute executions, saying that the measure would be both inhumane and ineffective. In late 2015, the council’s chairman Mikhail Fedotov told reporters that in 2009, Russia’s Constitutional Court prolonged the moratorium on the death penalty, with Putin voicing his strong support for the decision.

Project Canada wrote:
In my opinion, the second video is kinda disturbing, Russian prisons seems to treat Muzzie terrorists with the same Soft approach like in most western countries  Just when will they realize that appeasement to these monsters will NEVER work?? Why cant they just Lobotomize them, Incapacitate them for life, give them premature Alzheimer's, if you kill their minds and reduce them to mindless zombies then they wont be capable of any violence for the rest of their lives. Problem solved! And another thing I dont understand is why continue to teach them Pisslam?? Why dont they just convert them to Orthodox Christianity? Russufication and Christianization is what they need if they are to become useful citizens. I am so sick to see how the West and Russia are afraid of Muslims and PIslam. This world is really going down the sewers. Maybe world war 3 will change all this and political correctness will be made a thing of the past.

Svyatoslavich wrote:

Project Canada wrote:
In my opinion, the second video is kinda disturbing, Russian prisons seems to treat Muzzie terrorists with the same Soft approach like in most western countries  Just when will they realize that appeasement to these monsters will NEVER work?? Why cant they just Lobotomize them, Incapacitate them for life, give them premature Alzheimer's, if you kill their minds and reduce them to mindless zombies then they wont be capable of any violence for the rest of their lives. Problem solved! And another thing I dont understand is why continue to teach them Pisslam?? Why dont they just convert them to Orthodox Christianity? Russufication and Christianization is what they need if they are to become useful citizens. I am so sick to see how the West and Russia are afraid of Muslims and PIslam. This world is really going down the sewers. Maybe world war 3 will change all this and political correctness will be made a thing of the past.

Russia, differently from most Western countries, has a big native Muslim population, they are not recently arrived immigrants, or 3rd generation at most, as it happens in Europe - Tatars, Chechens, Dagestani, etc, have always lived there and were converted to Islam many centuries ago. So Russia has to treat them with respect in order to avoid unrest which could lead up to a civil war. Persecute Islam and forcefully convert Russian muslims would be the worst the authorities could do. What Russia has been doing is control the spread of Wahhabi ideology, which is the true enemy, not traditional Islam that has been present in Russia for centuries without major problems - terrorism is recent, appearring after the fall of the USSR, thanks to the "help" delivered by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and other states in the form of Wahhabi preachers.

Aftermath of deadly blast at local FSB HQ in Russia

A video has emerged showing the aftermath of a deadly explosion that rocked an FSB office in northern Russia. The authorities have now opened a terrorist probe into the blast which killed one and injured three people.

The footage, obtained by Ruptly video agency and purportedly shot on a mobile phone camera, shows the street in the northern city of Arkhangelsk where the explosion occurred earlier on Wednesday. Numerous police vans are seen outside the Federal Security Service (FSB) office, as are multiple officers from various law enforcement agencies.

https://www.rt.com/russia/442715-fsb-blast-arkhangelsk-video/

‘Barrier to extremist ideology’: Russian prisons to isolate terrorists from other inmates

Terrorists and extremists will be kept separately from other inmates in Russian prisons to avoid recruitment and spread of radical views among the convicts, according to the legislative amendments supported by the State Duma.

Previously, those, sentenced for terrorist and extremist crimes could have been placed in various types of correctional institutions, including 'soft' general regime colonies. But the MPs behind the draft law, which was approved in the first reading on Tuesday, believed it to be a dangerous practice.

In colony settlements, “the convicts are kept in brigades and are able to communicate with a significant number of people, which still allows the spread of extremist ideology,” Pavel Krasheninnikov of the ruling United Russia Party said.
The amendments to the Criminal and Penal Codes call for terrorism and extremism to be included on the list of grievous crimes that carry sentences served in prisons, but not in colonies.

“In prisons, people are held in small cells and are isolated from other inmates,” Krasheninnikov pointed out.

In order to stifle the extremist cells that are being formed behind bars, the Federal Penal Correction Service will be given the power to relocate to other prison institutions any inmates that promote radical ideas.

“We’re erecting another barrier to propaganda of extremist and terrorist ideology,”Adalbi Shkhagoev, United Russia MP, said.

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The MPs prepared the draft after Vladimir Putin spoke, in late October, of the need to separate terrorists and extremists from other inmates to avoid their radicalization

The idea was supported by the Russian Orthodox Church, with its spokesman calling terrorism“an infectious disease,”which shouldn’t be allowed to contaminate prisoners as they may stage attacks after gaining freedom.

https://www.rt.com/news/446291-terrorist-extremist-prison-russia/