Dagestan Suicide Bombing Targets Russian Military -- Christian Science Monitor
A Dagestan suicide bombing that struck a Russian military base Sunday underscored the difficulties Moscow faces in stamping out violence in the restive republic.
A suicide bomber in Russia’s restive republic of Dagestan blew up a car bomb on a military installation Sunday, killing at least three Russian soldiers and wounding at least 32.
It is only the latest attack in the North Caucasus, where Russia has been battling a growing insurgency for years that has challenged the legacy of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who as president vowed to wipe out the unrest (See map of region here).
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More News On The Conflict In Dagestan
5 Russian Soldiers Killed in Dagestan Suicide Bombing -- Voice of America
Bomb Kills Five Soldiers in Russia's Caucasus -- Wall Street Journal
Five killed, scores hurt in Dagestan suicide bombing -- The Province/AFP
At Least Three Killed, Dozens Injured In Daghestan Suicide Bombing -- Radio Free Europe
Dagestan car bombing kills five Russian soldiers -- BBC
Car Bomb Injures Dagestan Regional-Government Minister, Kills His Driver -- Bloomberg
In Dagestan, a bomb wounds a government minister -- CNN
Daghestan Car Bomb Wounds Official, Kills Driver -- Radio Free Europe
Buinaksk bombing shows militants still have powers - Dagestan's president -- RIA Novosti
Russia's defense minister arrives in Dagestan -- RIA Novosti
Medvedev orders help for those affected in N. Caucasus suicide bombing -- RIA Novosti