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13 January 2016, 14:45

Militants confirm death of Magomed Abdulkhalikov in village of Kvanada

On January 11, Magomed Abdulkhalikov, the leader of the Tsumada armed grouping of the armed underground, who was in the federal wanted list, was killed in a shootout with law enforcers in the Dagestani village of Kvanada. This was reported by the information resource of militants.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on January 11, the counterterrorism operation (CTO) legal regime was introduced in the village of Kvanada. During the shootout, law enforcers killed a man who was identified as Magomed Abdulkhalikov, the wanted leader of the Tsumada militant grouping.

The death of Magomed Abdulkhalikov, "Emir of the Tsumada District", resulting from the shootout, was reported by one of the websites supporting the militants of Northern Caucasus.

On January 11, the Russian National Antiterrorist Committee (NAC) reported that law enforcers searched for accomplices of Magomed Abdulkhalikov in the village of Kvanada. According to the Russian NAC, one of the militants was wounded.

Full text of the article is available on the Russian page of 24/7 Internet agency ‘Caucasian Knot’.

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