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Case Study: The Kadyrov Assassination
Jun 16, 2004 | 03:47 GMT
Summary
The assassination of Chechen President Akhmed Kadyrov is a textbook example of a highly sophisticated, successful operation against a top government official. The tactics of the militants and the mistakes made by Kadyrov's security personnel provide important lessons that both Islamist militants and security professionals around the world are likely to study — though obviously for opposite reasons.
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