Terror Attack Catalogue

Date: April 19th, 2010
Method: Car Bomb
Location: Nazran, Ingushetia
Death Toll: 0
Injury Toll: 1
Perpetrators: Unconfirmed

The Associated Press reports:

The bomb went off when the car of Beslan Shadiyev was parked in the local interior ministry car park in Ingushetia's largest city Nazran.

The official's driver was wounded but Shadiyev appeared not to be in the car at the time, the reports cited security officials as saying.

The pro-Kremlin authorities in Ingushetia, like other mainly Muslim regions of Russia's Northern Caucasus, has been seeking to quell an Islamist insurgency over the past years that has claimed scores of lives

Press TV reports that no one has taken responsibility for the attack.

Date: 4/09/10
Method: Suicide Bomb, Gun
Location: Ekazhevo, Ingushetia
Death Toll: 1
Injury Toll: 0
Perpetrators: Chechen Militia

Reuters reports:

When police returned fire she blew herself up with the explosive device strapped to her body, officers at the scene told Reuters.
Police said that the woman, wearing a suicide belt, opened fire at them, wounding one policeman who later died.

Date: April 5th 2010
Method: Suicide Bomber, Car Bomb
Location: Police Headquarters in the town of Karabulak, Ingushetia
Death Toll: 2
Injury Toll: 3
Perpetrators: Suspected Chechen Militia

Associated Press:

A suicide bomber blew himself up at a police station in a troubled Russian province Monday, killing two officers and wounding two others as Islamic insurgency continues to spread across the region.

The bomber's car exploded later, wounding an investigator.

Violence is increasingly being described as a civial war between kremlin-supported administrators and Islamic rebels. Widespread abuse of civilians by police, including abduction, torture and killing have swelled the militants ranks