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Thursday 02 March 2000 Mujahideen Destroy Two Russian
Bases near Shatoi
Killing 135 Russians
Mujahideen Fulfill Their Promise to Surprise the
Russians...15
Mujahideen Martyred
Including Hero Abu Thabit (Arabian Peninsula)
The Mujahideen commenced their participation in the
upcoming Russian
General Elections by
launching stinging attacks against Russian forces in
Chechnya.
Mujahideen sources confirm that an
attack was launched against a Russian base between the
mountains of
Shatoi and Vedeno, early
Wednesday morning, 01 March 2000. By the Grace of
Allah Most High, the
Mujahideen
surrounded the enemy base and killed 60 Russian
soldiers. The Mujahideen
quickly regrouped and
launched another attack against a second base that was
located nearby.
Mujahideen sources confirm
that 75 Russian soldiers were killed in the second
attack, and that both
operations resulted in the
capture of large quantities of arms and ammunition.
During the fighting, 15 Mujahideen were martyred,
including two foreign
Mujahideen, Abu Thabit
(Salih Al-Dahshi from the Arabian Peninsula) and
Abdus-Samad
(Tajikistan). A number of other
Mujahideen were injured. May Allah accept the dead as
martyrs and may He
hasten the recovery of
the wounded.
The Mujahideen have launched this latest series of
attacks against the
enemy as part of an effective
hit-and-run campaign that is eating away at the
strength of the Russian
Military. The attacks also
fulfill the Mujahideen's pledge to turn the enemy
forces head over
heels, and to send them a warning
sign that these attacks are the first in a series of
crushing blows that
are going to be conducted
against Russian colonial forces across Chechnya.
Mujahideen Eye Russians in Shatoi From Mountain
Heights
The Commander of Russian forces in Chechnya has
claimed that his army of
drunkards and drug
addicts had "captured the last major rebel stronghold
in Chechnya
following fierce fighting
that left 150 Mujahideen dead." The Russian General's
comments, made in
reference to the
mountain village of Shatoi, are false and misleading.
Mujahideen sources
confirm that no Mujahideen
units were ever stationed in the village as the
Mujahideen refrain from
positioning themselves in
populated areas to help spare the civilian population
as much fighting
as possible. Russian soldiers
themselves have admitted that they did not find a
single member of the
Mujahideen in Shatoi.
The Russians are now in the small mountain village.
However, they are
being watched. They are
being hunted and they will die soon insha-Allah. Like
eagles in the sky
and like lions in the brush, the
Mujahideen are watching every move the Russians make.
They will soon
pounce upon the Vodka
army and its bribery battalions and will teach them
once again why the
mountains of Shatoi are
described as the Lion's Den, insha-Allah.
Names of 96 Russian Soldiers killed in Wednesday's
Operation whose
Bodies
were Recovered by the Mujahideen:
"Indeed those who disbelieve spend their wealth to
hinder men from the
Path of Allah,
and so will they continue to spend it; but in the end
it will become a
loss for them. Then
they will be defeated. And those who disbelieve will
be gathered unto
Hell.
In order that Allah may distinguish the evil-doers
from the righteous,
and cast the wicked
ones one on another, heap them together and cast them
into Hell. Those!
It is they who are
the losers." [Quran 9:36-37]
1. Vladimir Zhelonkin, Colonel from Nizhnevartovsk,
Khanti-Mansi
Province
2. Albert Glazkov, Colonel from Volzhski, Volgograd
Province
3. Valentin Vdovichenkov, Lieutenant-Colonel from
Borovsk, Kaluga
Province
4. Aleksandr Shalomeyev, Lieutenant-Colonel from
Tchaikovskii, Perm
Province
5. Boris Troshin, Lieutenant-Colonel from Beresnyaki,
Perm Province
6. Vitaliy Kucenko, Major from Kamyshin, Volgograd
Province
7. Alexander Chernogorov, Major from Zarechni, Penza
Province
8. Vladimir Plykin, Major from Klintsi, Bryansk
Province
9. Georgy Volkov, Major from Aleksin, Tula Province
10. Anatolii Guzhvin, Captain from Ruzaevka, Mordovia
Province
11. Pyotr Vashilin, Captain from Saratov, Evenk
Province
12. Artem Otmakhov, Captain from Nefteugansk,
Khanti-Mansi Province
13. Maxim Dzodzuashvili, Soldier from Dudinka, Taimyr
Province
14. Arthur Isenko, Soldier from Izhevsk, Udmurtia
Province
15. Pavel Oganessyan, Soldier from Kasimov, Ryazan
Province
16. Vladimir Smolyakov, Soldier from Borisoglebsk,
Voronezh Province
17. Grigory Lobanovsky, Soldier from Kalach, Voronezh
Province
18. Vladislav Titov, Soldier from Alatir, Chuvashia
Province
19. Boris Mulyar, Soldier from Pyatigorsk, Stavropol
Province
20. Andrey Chub, Soldier from Isilkul, Omsk Province
21. Chulpan Yurinsky, Soldier from Izhevsk, Udmurtia
Province
22. David Kaminsky, Soldier from Sarank, Mordovia
Province
23. Andrey Fadeev, Soldier from Shakhty, Rostov
Province
24. Dines Yelistratov, Soldier from Georgiu-Dezh,
Voronezh Province
25. Egor Sumin, Soldier from Livni, Oryol Province
26. Loenid Belkin, Soldier from Syzran, Samara
Province
27. Dmitriy Vexler, Soldier from Volgograd, Volgograd
Province
28. Eduard Chernogorov, Soldier from Engels, Evenk
Province
29. Mikhail Feklistov, Soldier from Oriol, Oryol
Province
30. Egor Yelagin, Soldier from Esse, Stavropol
Province
31. Eduard Protas, Soldier from Sikivkar, Komi
Province
32. Fyodor Eremeev, Soldier from Morshansk, Tambov
Province
33. Gennadii Tarasov, Soldier from Orsk, Orenburg
Province
34. Victor Kapitonov, Soldier from Rossosh, Voronezh
Province
35. Georgy Dremin, Soldier from Oriol, Oryol Province
36. Yaniv Plykin, Soldier from Sochi, Krasnodar
Province
37. Gleb Lovchev, Soldier from Eyisk, Krasnodar
Province
38. Yuriy Igoninas, Soldier from Vorkuta, Komi
Province
39. Guennady Starukhin, Soldier from Rodniki, Ivanovo
Province
40. Igor Tarasov, Soldier from Isilkul, Omsk Province
41. Victor Starostin, Soldier from Skopin, Ryazan
Province
42. Yevgeny Netto, Soldier from Surgut, Khanti-Mansi
Province
43. Dmitrijus Narolin, Soldier from Morshansk, Tambov
Province
44. Igor Kondratenko, Soldier from Omsk, Omsk Province
45. Ivan Alnikov, Soldier from Novomoskovsk, Tula
Province
46. Dmitry Gurin, Syzran, Samara Province
47. Janavicius Zak, Soldier from Taganrog, Rostov
Province
48. Kirill Lashaury, Soldier from Ozersk, Chelyabinsk
Province
49. Aleksey Karpov, Soldier from Astrakhan, Astrakhan
Province
50. Konstantin Gurin, Soldier from Znamensk, Astrakhan
Province
51. Loenid Vladas, Soldier from Surgut, Khanti-Mansi
Province
52. Daniil Zuev, Soldier from Ivanovo, Ivanovo
Province
53. Mark Andreyev, Soldier from Balashov, Evenk
Province
54. Yurii Arefyev, Soldier from Eletz, Lipetsk
Province
55. Oleg Kipiani, Soldier from Cheboksari, Chuvashia
Province
56. Michail Serebryakov, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow
Province
57. Vladislav Luzhkov, Soldier from Belgorod, Belgorod
Province
58. Aleksandr Geyhman, Soldier from Astrakhan,
Astrakhan Province
59. Oleg Haybullin, Soldier from Tara, Omsk Province
60. Vitalii Panin, Soldier from Kharabali, Astrakhan
Province
61. Murtaz Pazenko, Soldier from Shchigry, Kursk
Province
62. Oleg Shvetsov, Soldier from Nefteugansk,
Khanti-Mansi Province
63. Yevgeniy Rutskoi, Soldier from Inta, Komi Province
64. Dmitrijus Agapov, Soldier from Tara, Omsk Province
65. Otar Plykin, Soldier from Serdobsk, Penza Province
66. Nikolaj Mikhailichenko, Soldier from Rossosh,
Voronezh Province
67. Yevgeny Gazmanov, Soldier from Sosnogorsk, Komi
Province
68. Otar Rudensky, Soldier from Michurinsk, Tambov
Province
69. Pavel Stroev, Soldier from Magnitogorsk,
Chelyabinsk Province
70. Valeri Kolotov, Soldier from Shuya, Ivanovo
Province
71. Pavel Ignatichev, Soldier from Sikivkar, Komi
Province
72. Ivan Gershkovich, Soldier from Tolyatti, Samara
Province
73. Peter Bodrov, Soldier from Kursk, Kursk Province
74. Nikolay Titov, Soldier from Volzhski, Volgorad
Province
75. Mark Panin, Soldier from Sochi, Krasnodar Province
76. Peter Khaev, Soldier from Shebekino, Belgorod
Province
77. Klim Pazenko, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow Province
78. Pyotr Khaev, Soldier from Mozhga, Udmurtia
Province
79. Revaz Vasserbaum, Soldier from Inza, Ulyanovsk
Province
80. Yaniv Vernik, Soldier from Adygeisk, Adygeya
Province
81. Rodion Mamaev, Soldier from Esse, Stavropol
Province
82. Sergey Pugach, Soldier from Solikamsk, Perm
Province
83. Nikolaj Stotsky,Volgodonsk, Rostov Province
84. Sergey Martinov, Soldier from Omsk, Omsk Province
85. Evgeniy Khidiyatullin, Soldier from Sarank,
Mordovia Province
86. Vagiz Rutskoi, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow
Province
87. Rinat Fedorov, Soldier from Stavropol, Stavropol
Province
88. Vakhtang Sukhoruchenkov, Soldier from Belgorod,
Belgorod Province
89. Igor Dasaev, Soldier from Buguruslan, Orenburg
Province
90. Valentin Titov, Soldier from Shuya, Ivanovo
Province
91. Rinat Bodrov, Soldier from Kalach, Voronezh
Province
92. Evgeniy Adamov, Soldier from Serdobsk, Penza
Province
93. Valery Sazontyev, Soldier from Barysh, Ulyanovsk
Province
94. Mikhail Feklistov, Soldier from Lgov, Kursk
Province
95. Victor Dremin, Soldier from Kirov, Kaluga Province
96. Evgeny Igumnov, Soldier from Maloyaroslavets,
Kaluga Province
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Sunday 27 February 2000 Mujahideen Repulse Russian
Attacks in Shatoi
News from Wednesday 23 February to Sunday 27 February
2000
* By the Grace of Allah Most High, the Mujahideen shot
down a Russian
helicopter that was trying
to land special forces troops on a mountain peak in
the Southern
Chechnya. Mujahideen sources
confirm that 30 Russian soldiers from a Special Forces
unit were on
board the doomed aircraft. The
Mujahideen saw the helicopter engulfed in flames as it
crashed to the
ground.
* Russian Forces have continued their savage
bombardment of Shatoi.
Mujahideen sources confirm
that the enemy have occupied mountain peaks in the
southern areas of the
strategic mountainous
region, but that their stay there will not be long
insha-Allah.
* The Mujahideen launched a successful attack against
a Russian armoured
column near the village
of Duba-Yurt in Northern Shatoi. By the Grace of Allah
Most High, the
Mujahideen attacked the
column that was moving in the direction of a mountain
peak that is
occupied by the Mujahideen.
Three armoured vehicles were destroyed in the attack,
and 11 occupants
of the destroyed vehicles
perished.
* By the Grace of Allah, the Mujahideen have launched
a series of
lightning attacks against the
enemy in Shatoi. The attacks have left the Russian
forces dazed and
confused; Russian forces do not
know when and from where the Mujahideen will launch
their attacks, and
often end-up bombing
their own units in the ensuing confusion.
* Mujahideen sources confirm that the enemy
inadvertently bombarded one
of their own Special
Forces units, killing 31 of its members. Friendly-fire
attacks are
common place amongst Russian
units whose indiscriminate attacks often claim the
lives of their own
men, in addition to countless
civilians.
* The Mujahideen have repulsed a Russian attempt to
occupy the heights
that overlook the Western
Valley. The valley connects Shatoi and Vedeno, and the
recent enemy
offensive aimed at cutting off
Mujahideen transportation routes in the area. By the
Grace of Allah, the
Mujahideen launched
several attacks on the Russians and forced them to
withdraw. The enemy
has since reverted to using
heavy air and artillery attacks against Mujahideen
positions in the
region, but to no avail.
Russia Continues War of Extermination against Civilian
Population
* The Russian campaign to exterminate the civilian
population of
Chechnya has continued unabated.
In addition to committing wide-spread atrocities,
including murder, rape
and torture, Russian forces
have been arresting civilians who were injured by the
indiscriminate
Russian attacks, and have
accused the civilians of sustaining their injuries
whilst supporting the
Mujahideen. Many women and
young girls have also been arrested under the same
false pretenses. The
barbarism of Russian forces
and their inhuman methods have led to the deaths of
many prisoners in
the concentration camps.
* Russian forces have launched incessant bombing raids
against villages
in the Argun Valley. The
enemy has used heavy artillery, rockets, heavy bombs
and other weapons
that cause wide-spread
destruction against the civilian population. Sources
confirm that 55
civilians have been killed as a
result of this campaign in the valley during this past
week alone. Where
are the human rights of the
innocent who are being murdered at the hands of the
savages?
* Russian forces have continued using cluster bombs in
violation of all
international norms and
agreements. Cluster bombs are large bomb-casings that
are usually
dropped by aircraft. At an
altitude of about 250 metres, the bomb casing opens
and deploys hundreds
of smaller bomblets that
spread out over a large area, recklessly endangering
anyone and anything
that comes across it.
Political Opposition to Kremlin Gathers Strength
* Political opponents to the Kremlin have conducted
several
demonstrations against the war in
Chechnya. The opposition is highlighting the fact that
Russia has become
involved in a war that has
no benefit, and that is leading to the death of
thousands of Russian
soldiers in the mountains of
Chechnya. The Russian political opposition is also
concerned about the
destruction of the Russian
Military; Chechnya has become a graveyard for Russian
forces: every spot
in the republic is littered
with the burnt-out hulls of Russian armour and the
wrecks of damaged
vehicles.
* Russian soldiers have refused to conduct operations
in the wooded
mountain areas occupied by
the mujahideen. In a similar situation to their
mutinous stance in
Grozny, enemy troops are refusing
their orders out of fear for their lives. The
Mujahideen, on the other
hand, are ready for any action or
inaction taken by the enemy, and will continue their
Jihad until
achieving victory or martyrdom.
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