Russia Says it Killed Last Militant Linked To Moscow Metro Bombing

	Russia Says it Killed Last Militant Linked To Moscow Metro Bombing Translation of soundbite #1: DMITRY PAVLOV, OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INFORMATION CENTRE FOR NATIONAL ANTI-TERRORIST COMMITTEE, SAYING: "NAK (National Anti-Terrorist Committee) would like to especially emphasize the fact that until today, Gusen Magomedov was the last remaining participant directly involved in the organisation and carrying out of terrorist attacks on the Moscow metro in March, 2010." Translation of soundbite #2: DMITRY PAVLOV, OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INFORMATION CENTRE FOR NATIONAL ANTI-TERRORIST COMMITTEE, SAYING: "Today fair retribution has caught up with the last one of them." Russia said on Wednesday (February 6) it had killed the last surviving North Caucasus insurgent wanted for organising twin bombings on the Moscow metro that killed 40 people in 2010. Moscow is fighting an Islamist insurgency in the mountainous North Caucasus more than a decade since it re-established federal control over Chechnya after two separatist wars. Almost daily violence is reported in the volatile region, but insurgents have also struck the Russian heartland, claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed 37 at Moscow's busiest airport in 2011 and the metro bombings in 2010. "Until today, Gusen Magomedov was the last remaining participant directly involved in the organisation and carrying out of terrorist attacks on the Moscow metro in March, 2010," said Dmitry Pavlov, spokesman for the Russia's anti-terrorist committee said. "Fair retribution has <b>...</b>	From: MinWashingtonNews Views: 1 0 ratings
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