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According to spokesman of Military Council Majlisul Shura of CRI, on April 17, during the combat operations the mobile squad of Mujahideen has attacked formations of kafirs in the district of Horsenoy village. During the gun battle 7 kafirs were eliminated and a few wounded.
After the gun battle Russian choppers within several hours bombed the battle place. Mujahideen did not incur any losses. Combat operations of Mujahideen in Jokhar and southern ChechnyaAccording to spokesman of Military Council Majlisul Shura of CRI 13 kafirs and munafiqs were eliminated as a result of combat operations of Mujahideen in capital Jokhar and also in Vedeno, Nojay-Yurt district of the country on April 17-18. At least 14 kafirs and munafiqs have got wounded.
According to the source, outposts of the enemy have been attacked and two army trucks have been blown up in capital Jokhar. During the sabotage actions in Chechen capital 4 invaders were eliminated and 3 others were injured.
In Nojay-Yurt district of the country, near to Nijniy Kurchaloi, gun battle took place with kafirs’ reconnaissance team. As a result of firefight 3 invaders were eliminated and 3 others injured. Another 2 kafirs have been eliminated during the sabotage action between Dargo and Belgatoy villages. Mujahideen have undermined an armored troop-carrier (BTR) of aggressors. The BTR was put out of action.
1 kafir has been blown up and 2 others wounded near Vedneo when invaders were conducting the so-called engineering investigation of the area.The spokesman of Chechen command reported that sabotage actions have also been conducted in the districts of Sim-Sir and Yalhoy-Mohk villages. As a result of attacks vehicle was destroyed, 3 invaders killed and 6 wounded.
According to spokesman of Military Council Majlisul Shura of CRI 13 kafirs and munafiqs were eliminated as a result of combat operations of Mujahideen in capital Jokhar and also in Vedeno, Nojay-Yurt district of the country on April 17-18. At least 14 kafirs and munafiqs have got wounded.
