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| Two of the most wanted Islamist rebels in Chechnya were among 14 people killed in a shootout between Russian forces and militants, the news agency Interfax said Thursday. The two men, Khuseyn and Muslim Gakayev, were brothers who have been accused of organizing several high-profile attacks. Insurgents seeking a separate Islamist state still stage regular attacks across the broader North Caucasus region more than a decade after Russia re-established federal control over Chechnya following two separatist wars. | Two of the most wanted Islamist rebels in Chechnya were among 14 people killed in a shootout between Russian forces and militants, the news agency Interfax said Thursday. The two men, Khuseyn and Muslim Gakayev, were brothers who have been accused of organizing several high-profile attacks. Insurgents seeking a separate Islamist state still stage regular attacks across the broader North Caucasus region more than a decade after Russia re-established federal control over Chechnya following two separatist wars. |
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