Wahhabi-Trained Chechen Suicide Bombers Kill 38 in Moscow Subway

One female suicide bomber blew herself up just before 8 a.m. on Monday, March 29 at the Lubyanka station in central Moscow. About 45 minutes later, a second explosion hit the Park Kultury station, which is near Gorky Park. The two bombs killed at least 38 people and wounded 60 others. In a televised meeting with President Dmitry Medvedev, Federal Security Service head Alexander Bortnikov said body fragments of the two bombers pointed to a Caucasus connection. Last month, Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov warned Russians in an interview on a rebel-affiliated website that "the war is coming to their cities."

Behind this mindless act lies the hand of two external forces, represented by the Saudi Arabia-spawned Wahhabism and the British policy to weaken Russia. Training of these terrorists, along with the Uzbek and Uighur Chinese terrorists, was carried out in Pakistan's tribal area of North Waziristan. There were reports that since last August these terrorists began moving towards their home bases to step up jihad against the governments of Central Asia and Russia.

According to an Indian high-level intelligence contact, who follows terrorist activities in the region, reports from the Caucasian region of Russia have been indicating that jihadi terrorists continue to be active in the Ingushetia region, bordering Chechnya. In February, at least 20 insurgents were reportedly killed in an operation by Russian security forces in Ingushetia. Many Chechens work as security guards and manual labor in the commercial establishments of Moscow. Often, pro-al-Qaeda Chechens use them for creating sleeper cells in Moscow.

What should also be noted is that those who train the Chechens are Wahhabis, who are virulently anti-Shi'a, involved in violent dismantling of sovereign nation-states and installation of the Caliphate. Many of these trainers are of Chechen origin settled hundreds of years ago in Jordan and other Middle East countries. Imbued with the Saudi-promoted orthodox Wahhabi version of Islam, they have become in essence terrorists working for Saudi Arabia and Britain to undermine all sovereign nations in Central Asia, and Russia.

This connection of Caucasus terrorism and Saudi-funded Wahhabi training was first exposed in Executive Intelligence Review, Sept. 10, 1999.