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In the southern region of Dagestan, a volatile southern area of Dagestan, he fired three police officers, in the latest violent episode of the Caucasus rocks. The accident took place on Monday afternoon in the regional capital, Makhachkala, where the traffic police tried to stop a car driven by the attackers.
Two gunmen were killed in the shooting, according to government sources. The government media reported that other gunmen managed to escape from the scene of the accident in another car and escaped from his arrest.
Videos posted on social media show many bodies on the street next to the police vehicle, where more shots can be heard.
A number of injured people were taken to the hospital for treatment, where at least one died.
Among the injured are two militants and two police officers and many civilians-including a 17-year-old girl.
The authorities later announced that they had opened a criminal investigation into the accident, amid fears that the militants would be part of the ISIS cell.
Dagestan, an Islamic country, has suffered from many deadly attacks in recent years, which has led to a number of brutal killings.
Security services opened fire on four armed men connected to the Islamic State in March.
The authorities claimed that the gunmen were planning to attack a regional branch of the Ministry of Interior.
Over the years, ISIS has developed a growing presence in the North Caucasus, especially in Dagestan.
Abdel -Shaed Magomidov, the Minister of Interior in Dagestan, claimed that there are more than a thousand ISIS members in the Republic.
In one of the brutal terrorist attack, ISIS militants killed five people and left five others wounded in Kizliar.
The southern Russian Republic has become increasingly unstable in recent years, as tensions also grow with its Chechen neighbor on the disputed lands.
Last June, the country rocked a major terrorist attack, when the militants attacked police, churches, and churches in Makhakkala and Derbent.
At least 20 people were killed in addition to five gunmen. About 46 others were injured and taken to the hospital.
