Doku Umarov Vows 'Year of Tears'

07 February 2011 | Issue 4571

Notorious insurgent supremo Doku Umarov promised Russia a “year of blood and tears,” saying he has at his disposal 50 to 60 suicide bombers ready to strike, but stopping short of claiming responsibility for last month's Domodedovo Airport blast.

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Doku Umarov Vows 'Year of Tears'

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Doku Umarov Vows 'Year of Tears'