Always
Lying Russians Increased 2.5 Times The Number Of Martyred
Mujahideen
09 April 2011By Markaz Kavkaz
Sources of the Kavkaz Center reported updated
information on the number of martyred Mujahideen as a
result of air attacks by the Russians on a Mujahideen
base near the village of Upper Alkun in Ingushetia.
According to specified data, only 7 Mujahideen (6 men
and one woman) martyred (Insha'Allah). The Russian
claims of the death of 17 Mujahideen are absolutely
false.
It is to be recalled that on early March 28, 2011, 2
Mujahideen martyred during a storming of a private
house by Russian terrorist troops in the village of
Upper Alkun. Two other Mujahideen martyred near the
village. It is assumed that the two Mujahideen were
going to the base in a reconnaissance mission.
We would like to point out in this connection that
indirect evidence of the reliability of the KC
information sources was confirmed by leaked
publications by some Russian news agencies that only
12 Mujahideen had martyred in total.
The martyrdom of Emir Supyan (see a photo of the
martyr, Insha'Allah, taken after the Russian terrorist
air attack), has been confirmed by the Mujahideen
Command.
Russian claims that "four suicide bombers" were
allegedly killed during the raid are also false.
The base in Upper Alkun was under the responsibility
of Emir Supyan and was only one of the centers for
training ordinary new recruits, and had nothing to do
with the Martyr Brigade Riyad-us-Saliheen which is
responsible for martyrdom attacks in Russian enemy
heartland.
We recall in this connection that the infidels
previously claimed that the location of the Mujahideen
base near the village of Upper Alkun had been
allegedly betrayed by the captured CE Military Emir,
Magas, who is now being tortured by the Russians.
The Russians lied also in that case. The Upper Alkun
base, according to sources of the KC, was built only
in late November 2010, i.e. 7 months after the capture
of the CE Military Emir.
Russians invented new lies after
old lie of Dokku Umarov martyrdom had been exposed
After the command of the Mujahideen of the Caucasus
Emirate had denied claims by the Russian invaders that
Emir Dokka Abu Usman was killed during the military
strikes on the village of Upper Alkun in Ingushetia,
the occupation invented a new story.
Now, according to the invaders, the base that was
attacked, as it turns out, was the location where,
allegedly, "the suicide bomber Yevloyev was trained."
KGB officers stated via their resources at LifeNews
that the "suicide bomber" trained there for as long as
2.5 months.
It was, allegedly, at this particular base where the
video, which was, later, posted on the internet, of
the brief statements made by Emir Dokku Abu Usman,
Emir Khamzat and Magomed Yevloyev was filmed.
The new story if the KGB propagandists was laced with
elements of artistic prose.
Quote:
"In fact it took about two and half months for the
recruiters and facilitators of the underground to turn
an ordinary 23 year-old boy from a small Ingush
village into a suicide bomber.
He left his family home in September of 2010 to join
up with the militants, initially Yevloyev was not
perceived very seriously by the terrorists. However,
one of their most experienced recruiters, Aslan
Byutukayev, turned his attention to the young man.
After a thorough background check Yevloyev was sent to
a base in the Sunzha district. It was there where the
physical and psychological training was given to the
young man before sending him to the international
arrivals terminal at the Domodedovo airport."
End quote.
It is to be recalled that in relation to this that the
Russian invader initially stated that intel about the
Mujahideen base near the village of Upper Alkun was,
allegedly, given by Emir Magas, who is currently being
held captive and being subjected to torture. However,
the military references about Emir Magas "cooperating"
with the invaders are not very convincing.
Especially, the fact that the base that was destroyed
by the invaders in Upper Alkun, according to KC
sources, was not constructed until late November 2010,
i.e. 7 months after the military emir, Magas, was
captured.
In addition, this base is under the supervision of
Emir Supyan was just one of the centres for training
new recruits, rather than "suicide bombers" and was
not at all affiliated with the Martyrdom Brigade of
Riyad-us-Saliheen
Obviously, the invaders propaganda machine is trying
to get the maximum media impact of what happened, by
tying the attack on the base to the anniversary of the
Moscow operation. So, they lie, claiming that 17
Mujahideen were killed during the attack on the base,
when in reality, only 6 (according to other sources 8)
Mujahideen were killed.
However, the martyrdom of the experienced commander
and instructor Emir Supyan is, indeed, as serious loss
for the Mujahideen and a success for the enemy. But,
this loss does not affect the overall situation.
The Islamic revival and the return of the Muslim youth
to the practice of Jihad is an entirely objective and
profound process, which cannot be stopped, even, with
the killing of the most prominent leaders of the
Mujahideen.
Regarding the battle for the hearts and minds of the
youth, then considering the availability of
information and accessibility of Islamic knowledge,
the invaders and the supporters of the pseudo-Islamic
heresy have no chance.
Fightings near Ingush village
Russian media report from Ingushetia that sporadic
fightings are taking place near the Ingush village of
Upper Alkun. The Russians say that mobile units of
Mujahideen are periodically attacking Russian invaders
from so-called "special forces".
Local sources report that military helicopters, which
bombed the area, were flying over the woodland south
of the village early Thursday.
No definite data on what is going on in area is
available. Occupation sources also acknowledge that
the clashes take place.
In short reports from Upper Alkun, the invaders claim
that a gang member of "special forces" was eliminated
in a battle that occurred at night from Wednesday to
Thursday.
A number of Russian news agencies published the same
story about the battles and indicate that the clashes
occurred during "an ongoing special operation" against
the Mujahideen.
The Russians said that at about 10:00 pm on Wednesday
the Mujahideen attacked military units of some enemy
detachment in a wooded area near Upper Alkun.
The enemy gave the name of the eliminated invader,
Alexander Belyakov. In his case, the invaders do not
give any further details on the battle in which the
invader had been killed.
Meanwhile, the leader of Ingushetia's puppets,
Yevkurov, said in an interview with Russian media that
Emir Dokku Umarov was not among the 14 bodies of the
Mujahideen, brought for identification. The Russian
stooge said that they can only hope that the Emir of
the Caucasus Emirate martyred.
"The bodies of the militants are recognizable. A body
of a woman is among them", said Yevkurov.
The minions reiterated that Emir Supyan was identified
among the martyred Mujahideen.
It is to be pointed out in this connection that
neither invaders nor minions provided any evidence to
support their allegations so far. Nor there is any
official confirmation of casualties from the Command
of the Mujahideen.
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