TRUCK BOMB KILLS THREE IN INGUSHETIA
By empty (9/16/2003 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Three people were killed on 15 September and some 31 injured when two suicide bombers drove a truck loaded with explosive through the barriers surrounding the building in Magas, Ingushetia, where the local offices of the Federal Security Service (FSB) were located. The deputy head of the FSB\'s Chechen branch, Mikhail Safonov, was among the injured. At an emergency meeting on 16 September, Ingushetia\'s President Murat Zyazikov ordered police and security officials to intensify their search for those responsible for the bombing, ingushetia.Visit also
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