07 March 2012, 17:00
ICRF: suicide bomber, who blew herself up in Karabudakhkent, was wife of leader of Caspian grouping of militants
The identity of a suicide bomber, who blew herself up at the checkpoint at the entrance to the village of Karabudakhkent, was identified.
Investigators revealed that the suicide bomber was Aminat Ibragimova, who was the wife of Zaur Zagirov, the leader of the Caspian grouping of militants, who was killed in February in Dagestan during a special operation, when he rendered armed resistance to law enforcement agents. This was reported by the statement on the website of the Investigatory Committee of the Russian Federation (ICRF).
Earlier, the investigators suspected that the woman-suicide bomber could be a widow of the son of Daudov, the leader of Dagestani militants, who was killed along with his father in this February during a special operation in the Karabudakhkent Region of the republic on this February 10-11.
Zaur Zagirov was killed in the course of the same special operation, and then he was reported as a 23-year-old ex-employee of the patrol-and-post service (PPS).
The Investigatory Department of the ICRF in Dagestan has reported that Aminat Ibragimov was born in 1986, the RIA "Novosti" reports.
During the period of March 1-7, 14 resident of the republic, including 11 police officers and 3 civilians, fell victim to the militants, the website of the Dagestani Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) reports.
