Gunmen unleash chaos in Dagestan, targeting churches, a synagogue, and a police post.
In a wave of violence, gunmen carried out deadly attacks on religious buildings in Dagestan. Multiple Orthodox churches, a synagogue, and a police post in two cities fell victim to the assailants, resulting in the tragic deaths of over 15 policemen and several civilians. Among the casualties were an Orthodox priest and a church security guard, highlighting the brutal nature of the assaults. The coordinated attacks shook the region, leaving a trail of destruction and sorrow in their wake.
The incidents left at least nine dead and 25 injured, with seven law enforcement officers among the victims. The targeted religious institutions, symbols of peace and worship, were desecrated by the violence that erupted in Derbent and Makhachkala. The community mourned the loss of lives and the violation of sacred spaces, condemning the senseless acts of aggression. Authorities worked swiftly to address the situation and apprehend the perpetrators, seeking justice for the fallen and peace for the affected areas.
Unidentified gunmen in Dagestan launched a deadly assault on synagogues and churches, claiming the lives of six police officers and injuring 12 more. The violent rampage underscored the need for heightened security measures in the region to prevent further tragedies. The attacks, targeting places of worship, serve as a grim reminder of the ongoing threats faced by religious communities, urging vigilance and unity in the fight against extremism.
Gunmen opened fire on two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a police post in two cities, according to the authorities.
Civilians and a priest also among the dead as gunmen attack religious buildings in Derbent, and Makhachkala police post.
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