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Turncoats and Converts Make a Deadly Terrorist Mix
By Simon Saradzhyan This is an extended version of the author’s “Mixing Turncoats and Terrorism” op-ed published in The Moscow Times on September 9, 2012. Events of one August day in Russia’s volatile republic of Dagestan have once again … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Fellows' Forum
Tagged Aminat Kurbanova, Dagestan, Derbent District, North Caucacus, Russia, Said Afandi al-Chirkawi, terrorism
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