Chechen sisters blamed for two suicide attacks - The Sydney Morning Herald
Apr 23, 2005 · Roza Nagayeva, 30, has been identified by DNA tests as one of two suicide bombers among up to 50 militants who took 1200 people hostage at a school in Beslan, North …
Suicide attacks in the North Caucasus conflict - Wikipedia
Alleged Urus-Martan region rebel leader Beslan Bashtayev was shot and killed while driving a VAZ car, Chechen deputy interior minister Roman Edilov said. The deceased was known to be a follower of Sulim Yamadayev (the rival of Kadyrov, who was assassinated earlier in 2009, allegedly by Delimkhanov).
Russia: Nord-Ost Anniversary Recalls Ascent Of Female Suicide …
Oct 27, 2006 · August 31, 2004: Roza Nagayeva, the sister of Amanat Nagayeva (see above), blows herself up outside a Moscow metro station, killing 10.
Chechen Female Suicide Bombers - Radio Free Europe/Radio …
September 1-3, 2004: More than 30 Chechen terrorists seize more than 1,000 hostages at a school in Beslan, North Ossetia. According to reports, two to four of the terrorists were women. August...
Suicide attacks in the North Caucasus conflict
Alleged Urus-Martan region rebel leader Beslan Bashtayev was shot and killed while driving a VAZ car, Chechen deputy interior minister Roman Edilov said. The deceased was known to be a follower of Sulim Yamadayev (the rival of Kadyrov, who was assassinated earlier in 2009, allegedly by Delimkhanov).
Black Widow (Chechnya) - Wikipedia
Two Chechen women suicide bombers, Roza Nagayeva and Mairam Taburova, were involved. [ 34 ] On 29 March 2010, nearly 40 people were killed and another 100 injured when two suicide bombers detonated explosives at two stations of the Moscow subway, the Park Kultury metro station and at the Lubyanka station. [ 35 ]
It is believed that at least four women were involved in the tragedy in Beslan, as well as many others who were ready to detonate bombs in the Moscow metro stations, streets or aircrafts, killing dozens or even hundreds.
down the planes, while Roza (aged 24) blew herself up outside a Moscow subway (Myers, 2004). All three were divorced, and their husbands had divorced them because they could not bear children, which is a stigma in Chechnya. Amanat and Roza had a brother severely beaten by Russian forces and then arrested three years earlier.
Sisters Linked To Russia Airliner, Subway Bombings - Aero-News
Examination of remains of the body of the bomber have resulted in a positive identification of Roza Nagayeva, the sister of Amnat Nagayeva, a woman identified as one of the suicide bombers in...
Atentados suicidas en el conflicto del Cáucaso Norte
31 de agosto de 2004 – Veintiún años Roza Nagayeva (sister of Amanat Nagayeva) aparentemente entró en pánico y explosivos detonados prematuramente antes de entrar en la estación de metro de Rizhskaya en la capital rusa.