Extremism and Terrorism in Russia

Muslims

Rape case sparks violent protests and anti-migrant fury in Siberian city

Angry residents held sporadic rallies and trashed migrant-operated shops in Siberia after a man from Central Asia allegedly raped a local woman. The high-profile case prompted authorities to vow crack down on illegal immigration.

Over the past few days, residents of Yakutsk in eastern Russia attacked and harassed migrants from Central Asia. They also targeted migrant-owned businesses.

Young men barged into food booths and demanded that foreigners leave, police said.

“They came here and threatened us with a gun. They said: ‘Shut everything down and go home. You won’t live here anymore,’” one man told RT.

There were rumors of some people being hospitalized and even killed but the police denied that such incidents happened. Officers were also deployed to safeguard a mosque after a fired-up crowd held a protest outside its entrance.

The wave of anti-migrant anger was sparked by a recent case of a local woman abducted and raped. Though a suspect was quickly caught and pleaded guilty, locals became outraged after the media learned that he was a migrant from Kyrgyzstan. This was later confirmed by the governor.

The news immediately led to sporadic unauthorized rallies by locals who accuse foreigners of “stealing” jobs and committing crimes in the city.

Authorities later held their own mass rally, where Governor Aysen Nikolayev promised a crackdown on illegal immigration. “We will identify illegals and deport them,” he told the crowd.

The police meanwhile warned everyone against stoking “ethnic conflicts,” and several people have been detained in connection with vigilante violence.

Many migrant-operated cafes and shops, nevertheless, remain closed and around 100 buses stayed in their depots because migrant drivers were afraid to show up for work.

Hindus and christians like to rape women too.

Problem is most of these eastern regions of Russia are rather......protective of their own. In other words, they view themselves as more Russian than Moscow. Rightly so I don't blame them they do not want outsiders. While it is true that non Muslims also rape and what not, Muslims tend to be the worst. Out of all terror attacks and or such cases, it tends to aim towards Sunni Islam being behind it. Now is it the religion or the people? Well, Religion wise, they have a very spotty history, about as bad as Christianity while being much younger, which says something in of itself.

But I agree with the authorities here. They really REALLY need to deal with illegal migrants in Russia everywhere, not just eastern Russia. The illegal migrants may be the worst in the world, with some numbers saying about 10M. In this regard, they need to go. Locals should be protected and culprits need to face punishment for going overboard.

Nibiru wrote:Muslims

Rape case sparks violent protests and anti-migrant fury in Siberian city
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This is standard crime, not terrorism

Should be moved to different tread

While it is true that non Muslims also rape and what not, Muslims tend to be the worst.

Hindu women would contradict your opinion.

IMO the sentence should have been 91 years  

Former Russian officer sentenced to 19 years for Islamic State ties

ROSTOV-ON-DON, April 2. /TASS/. The North Caucasus District Military Court in southern Russia’s Rostov-on-Don has sentenced former officer of the Russian Defense Ministry Denis Khisamov to 19 years in a maximum security penal colony for joining the Islamic State terror group (outlawed in Russia).
The court also ruled to restrict Khisamov’s liberty for another year and strip him of his military rank of a reserve captain. The criminal case against Khisamov was opened into "undergoing training to carry out terrorist activity" and "participation in the activity of a terrorist organization."

According to the case files, Khisamov confessed to taking part in 10 operations of the IS group in Syria in 2015-2016. In one of these operations to seize the Al-Rai settlement some eight people were killed and another 13 were injured in a blast. He also admitted that he had taken part in massacres, killing four people.

Khisamov, who retired from military service in 2009, confessed that he underwent training for the IS group’s recruits in Raqqa and joined one of its cells consisting of 300 members. In December 2016, he moved to Turkey where he robbed currency exchange offices to the tune of $230,000. This money was channeled to an IS member for allegedly sponsoring terrorist activity in Syria.

Police detained Khisamov in Turkey in April 2017. Following riots in a detention center for foreign citizens in August 2017, Khisamov, who was seriously wounded, was deported to Tajikistan and later handed over to Russia.

In December 2017, Russia’s Suzdal district court sentenced Khisamov to three years and three months in a penal colony for counterfeiting of money. However, the former officer did not serve his sentence then because he was in Syria.

Bio Terrorism is real. In the last 25 years anthrax has been used against civilians. Sarin gas was used to attack Tokyo subway.

It is also quite clear that COVID19 is also a Bio weapon. France, under a 2004 accord, helped to set up China's first P4 lab in Wuhan. And the US funded dangerous research there on manipulating bat corona viruses despite risk of an accidental release triggering a pandemic. Now the chickens have come home to roost.

https://www.newsweek.com/dr-fauci-backed-controversial-wuhan-lab-millions-us-dollars-risky-coronavirus-research-1500741

How should Russia prepare against such acts of Bio terrorism given that the West considers Russia to be its Number 1 enemy and will certainly back such bio attacks against innocent Russians on Russian soil?

Irrespective of the source of disease, it is clear that new virus diseases do occur and spread. Causing pandemics. But vaccines have traditionally not been entirely successful against eradicating them completely. Apart from smallpox. The flu is prime example. Every season new strain causes death and misery.

Even with new sciences of genetic engineering, developing effective defence against them is slow. The biological route to fighting this disease should not be the only route. Recently I saw a TV programme, that explained injecting nano machines into human body. To repair damaged blood vessels by removing plaque. Therefore these nano machines should have ability on cell level to distinguish between different cells. If these could be built, so that they could attack other foreign bodies or all foreign bodies from human body. Then No bacteria or virus could attack humans. This is engineering route.!


It can be a cure for all cancers. Replace need for some surgery. Mend broken bones in no time. Nano bots........

Russia has a developed biowarfare program since the Soviet era. No military planner would omit this area of research since all of
Russia's enemies are actively pursuing it.

NATzO and its pals are run by lunatic degenerates. The potential for unleashing uncontrollable mutagens and teratogens into
the environment and basically f*ck humanity and much of the other life over is not only not zero it is rather high.

I love the irony of talking about nanites to protect us from things, because with the flick of a switch they could just as easily kill us too.

GarryB wrote:I love the irony of talking about nanites to protect us from things, because with the flick of a switch they could just as easily kill us too.

x2. That's why I think Russian Homeland Security should prepare strategies to protect Russians from Bio Terrorism. US, UK are two likely candidates that can target Russian citizens with Bio weapons.

Supposedly the main thing that stopped the widespread use of chem and bio weapons during WWII was the fear that the enemy might have better or more effective weapons....

I suspect the best defence is a great attack and enough knowledge to defend successfully most attacks...

Notice US PPE gear is produced in China, while Russian PPE gear is made in Russia... there is no reason the Russian gear couldn't be made in China, but when you are closing your borders it is handy to have such things produced locally...

If it was a bio weapon it has clearly backfired for everyone...

jhelb wrote:Bio Terrorism is real. In the last 25 years anthrax has been used against civilians. Sarin gas was used to attack Tokyo subway.

It is also quite clear that COVID19 is also a Bio weapon. France, under a 2004 accord, helped to set up China's first P4 lab in Wuhan. And the US funded dangerous research there on manipulating bat corona viruses despite risk of an accidental release triggering a pandemic. Now the chickens have come home to roost.

https://www.newsweek.com/dr-fauci-backed-controversial-wuhan-lab-millions-us-dollars-risky-coronavirus-research-1500741

How should Russia prepare against such acts of Bio terrorism given that the West considers Russia to be its Number 1 enemy and will certainly back such bio attacks against innocent Russians on Russian soil?

There are several ways that Russia can prepare for biowarfare.

Several ways are:


I think the number one thing is to have a strong attack, this will make countries think twice before attacking Russia. Russia needs to have a very strong bio program, where if Russia is attacked with bio weapons, Russia can respond to the attacking nation with the bio weapons. If you want peace, prepare for war.

I think the second most important thing is to have young people in colleges and university's studying to become doctors, experts in all kinds of health related issues, nurses and support staff. If Russia has young people going to colleges and university's studying all those things, than you have doctors, experts, nurses that are graduating every year and Russia has a good pool of educated young people joining the workforce.    

Russia should spend a lot to study bio weapons and have companies that respond to it if needed. Have companies inside Russia studying and making vaccines(Russia should work to get 3-4 companies working and studying making vaccines, when you multiple companies, companies can share knowledge), have companies inside Russia making protective equipment for use, gloves, masks, hand sanitizer  and other medical related equipment(even the most advanced medical equipment), this all needs to be done in Russia.)

Russia should work to upgrade it's health care system, modernize the hospitals, renovate older hospitals and get them up to date with the modern hospitals. Russia should work hard to improve the numbers of hospitals and hospital beds and try to get medical care to Russians all over the country, Russians in every corner of the country need to have access to medical care if needed.

Russia is blessed with a big country and with a big country  comes big responsibilities. Russia needs to have programs where doctors in rural parts of Russia can talk face to face on computers with experts from other parts of the country or anywhere from the world. Russia also needs to have mobile services and the facilities ready to go in other parts of the country, where doctors, experts and equipment can be moved in hours if needed.

Russia needs to have tv programs in place that can educate citizens about the viruses or diseases in Russia and around the world. The citizens can than have a good knowledge on how to deal with viruses and diseases that may come. These tv programs need to be 100% accurate and no BS.

Most of these things are happening and there are some thing I did not mention need to happen but Russia has to be ready for biowarfare because that is where the US and NATO is headed. Russia needs to be ready.

It would benefit Russia to make its people as healthy as they possibly can so research into cures and dealing with diseases but with the focus being on cures rather than just treatments is in the interests of Russia and all Russians.

Someone being treated cannot offer their full potential and contribution, whereas someone cured becomes a much more productive member of society... cures are harder than treatments but also more useful to society.

Some people might suggest that a virus that kills off all the old people is a great economy measure, but in different cultures the elderly have different functions... in the west they provide their house, whose sale helps the children pay off part of their student loans, as well as paying their expensive care bills in the home you send them to to die. In many other countries grandparents are free child care, and a roof over your head while you try to find a house you can afford...

Investment in healthcare should include improvements in the quality of life for everyone to help them enjoy life and to contribute...

Depends on the size of the country which staged the attack

Small one: nuclear cauterization

Big one: grow that same pathogen and spread the love

Why do people think these things are complicated?

FSB has arrested two men involved in the 1999 Dagestan terror attack, in which 280 people were killed and more than 800 injured

How come it took so damn long?

at 10:23 the NUTzO puppet openly took credit for assisting terrorist acts and uprising within Russia. I would suggest that Russia make an example out of this rodent and KILL him and all his family. If I am given the chance I will KILL this rat myself

sepheronx wrote:Better yet, hold up their own claims up high, show rest of the world including their own the proof of the West's blatant use of terrorism and their own back patting regarding it, designate NATO a terrorist and terrorist supporting entity and make it clear it will not be tolerated.

Eventually these western nations will get it through their thick skulls.

They will get it through their thick skulls only with the help of some kinetic energy.

Document the admission and repeat it the next time the west claims Russia is a terrorist state or supports terrorism... the people of the west wont hear it, but the rest of the world will take note hopefully.

FSB: ex-militants Basayev and Khattab, who participated in the battle with Pskov paratroopers, were detained


In Tomsk and Stavropol, two ex-fighters of the terrorist gang Shamil Basayev and Amir ibn al-Khattab, who participated in the battle with the Pskov paratroopers at the height of 776, were detained.

The Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the North Caucasus Federal District continues to investigate a criminal case on an armed attack on servicemen of the 6th company of the 104th regiment of the 76th Pskov Airborne Division. During the incident that took place on February 29, 2000 near the village of Ulus-Kert in Chechnya, 84 people were killed. According to the FSB of the Russian Federation, another gang member involved in the attack, Adilkhan Elmanbetov, was detained.

Along with the attack on the paratroopers, a criminal case is being investigated about a clash on October 4, 1999, also in the Chechen Republic, in the area of ​​​​the village of Chervlennaya, military personnel and members of illegal armed groups Basayev and Khattab performing a combat mission. Takhir Begeldiyev, who was involved in this, was detained.

On the morning of October 4, he, being part of a group of militants in prepared positions, waited for the servicemen of military unit 34605 of the RF Ministry of Defense and attacked them. As a result of the shelling by militants, 15 Russian servicemen were killed and 28 more were injured.

The detainees were charged with committing crimes under the articles on armed rebellion, banditry and encroachment on the life of a law enforcement officer of the Criminal Code of Russia. ■

NOTE: still tracking them down all these years later

https://tvzvezda-ru.translate.goog/news/202210111231-LUGYF.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=nui

Azov members should be worried. 

Those arrests are a sad thing to watch, to be honest.
Those are guys well into 50s sometimes, who were hiding for the 2 decades.
Some of them perform a regular living, which makes one thing about some mistakes made in life.
Wrong decisions, misleading that backfires after 20 years ...

ALAMO wrote:Those arrests are a sad thing to watch, to be honest.
Those are guys well into 50s sometimes, who were hiding for the 2 decades.
Some of them perform a regular living, which makes one thing about some mistakes made in life.
Wrong decisions, misleading that backfires after 20 years ...

I'm sure they'll have light sentences or amnesties or whatever, if they weren't involved in executions or some such

Russia is most interested in terrorists, not in some random ex-rebels (most of which now fight on the side of Russia or otherwise have returned to peaceful lives)