BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 6 (RIA Novosti corr. Alexander Shishlo) - Experts do not rule out that Chechen terrorists might organize in European Union countries acts of terrorism after the pattern of that in Moscow where a metro train car was exploded today.
"The outrageous act of terrorism in the Moscow subway, which killed dozens of people, again reminds us of the danger of Chechen terrorism," says a statement by the European Center for intelligence and security matters, received Friday by RIA Novosti.
"This blast can be viewed as one of the most brutal acts ever committed in Europe," says the press release. Chechen terrorism has become ever more dangerous due to its increased links with the Jihad movement.
Nevertheless, the Center has called upon the Russian authorities to think of a political solution for the Chechnya issue and urged fighting terrorism with the use of all means available.
