Emir Dokku Abu Usman is safe and sound

Sources of the Kavkaz Center in the Mujahideen Command report that the Caucasus Emirate's Emir Dokku Abu Usman is safe and sound. He was not injured and simply couldn't be in any way harmed, because he was not present in the area bombed by Russian aircraft on March 28 and stayed in an absolutely different place.

Russian claims about the martyrdom of Doku Umarov's wife, and the commander of Martyr Brigade Riyad-us-Saliheen, Emir Khamzat, were also not confirmed by the Mujahideen Command.

The KC sources report that the woman (Insha'Allah), who martyred according to invaders' reports, does not have any relation to Emir Dokku Abu Usman.

Only the martyrdom of Emir Supyan has been confirmed.

The Kavkaz-Center still has no detailed information about the events in the village of Upper Alkun.

At the same time, the Kavkaz Center has received new information on the number of martyred Mujahideen.

Kavkaz Center sources report with reference to their informants in Nazran that according to updated data, only 10 bodies of Mujahideen, among whom was a woman, have been brought to a local morgue. At least 4 Mujahideen among them martyred in clashes in Upper Alkun and its environs. Thus, no more than 6 Mujahideen, and not 8 as previously assumed, have Mujahideen been killed at the Mujahideen base as a result of aerial bombardments.

However, there is still no clarity on the claims by the invaders that two bodies were badly defragmented as a result of bombardments.

We would like to point out in this connection that indirect evidence of the reliability of the KC information sources was confirmed by leaked publications in some Russian news agencies that only 12 Mujahideen had been killed in total at the Mujahideen base and in the village of Upper Alkun.

We would also like to recall that according to the occupation command, 4 invaders and minions were killed in clashes in Upper Alkun and around it on March 28-29, 2011. The number of injured invaders is unknown.

Meanwhile, Russian secret services and media outlets continue to unwind propaganda hype around the "dead body of Dokku Umarov".

On Sunday, some Russian media, including those supervised by the FSB, reported that "the remnants" of Dokku Umarov, would be "examined" in Rostov by the best experts on the DNA analysis, who had come there from all over Russia.

It turns out that the invaders gathered them in vain. But if the invaders like to continue to make fools of themselves for some more time studying pieces of burnt human flesh, then let them do that.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center