Ten years ago, extremists in Dagestan declared a holy war against the Russian government. Fighters in the northern Caucasian republic sought to establish an Islamic state.
Over the past decade, their struggle has continued, drawing in Islamist fighters from across the region. Russia has been accused of a heavy-handed response to the insurgency.
Neave Barker of Al Jazeera English reports on the low-level rebellion from Dagestan.





11/07/2009 :: 05:36:53 PM
Patty Says:
Wow, I didn’t know Muslims were bombing in Russia. This is looking to be a world-wide vendetta of Muslim against non-Muslim peoples. How do you fight this kind of radicalism all over the world? This is totally nuts. I don’t understand the appeal of killing innocent people. The people who join these Islamist groups must be totally nuts to begin with.
How can an Islamist man call for human rights, when his kid just blew up a building with people in it, killing everyone? They want human rights so they can continue murdering people? I don’t get their logic. I don’t get how anyone can believe in a religion that tells you to go killing people. That’s not religion. That is license to kill. That is illegal.