MILITANTS KILLED IN SATURDAY OPERATION APPEAR TO BE WAHHABIS

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NAZRAN, April 20 (RIA Novosti) - The militants who were killed on Saturday during an operation in Ingushetia, appeared to have been Wahhabis, a source in the interior ministry of this North Caucasian republic told RIA Novosti. The terrorists also proved to have been linked to Chechen militant groups.

Local police and Federal Security Service (FSB) officers were trying to capture militants who were hiding in a house in the village of Ordzhonikidzevskaya in Ingushetia on April 17. The criminals opened fire and injured two policemen and an FSB officer. Then they took one policeman hostage during the skirmish. When the militants declined to lay down arms and release the hostage, law enforcers undertook to storm the house. Three militants were killed and one detained.

Ruslan Sampiyev, 35, a notorious militant, was among those killed in the operation, according to the Ingush interior ministry.

An anti-tank rocket launcher, an automatic rifle and three Kalashnikov submachine guns were found in the house that harboured the terrorists.

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