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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

TRAVEL ALERT: “Black Widow” suicide bombers targets Sochi Olympics

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The U.S. State Department issued a travel alert for all American tourists travelling to Russia during the Sochi Olympics. Three“Black Widow” suicide bombers may have already crossed the
security set up for the Sochi Olympic Games, according to the latest security investigations.


The Travel Alert now says “TERRORISM” according to the U.S. government advisory for all the global travelers and sports enthusiasts. As many as three “Black Widow” suicide bombers may have gotten through security in Sochi. Authorities who are responsible for security at the Winter Olympics say they are hunting for three potential suicide bombers dubbed by the name as “Black Widow” suicide bombers.


Next month Sochi is all set to host the Winter Olympics. Russian security officials are plastering the city with leaflets. The police fear the Black Widow bomber may have already made it past the security that has been set up for the Olympic Games.



There is an urgent search in Russia for the three “Black Widow” suicide bombers who may target the upcoming Olympics. Authorities worried the Black Widow suicide bomber may already be in Sochi. They are also afraid there may be 3 or four Black Widow suicide bombers already in position.



Acts of terrorism, including bombings and hostage takings, continue to occur in Russia, particularly in the North Caucasus region. Between October 15 and December 30, 2013, there were three suicide bombings targeting public transportation in the city of Volgograd (600 miles from Sochi), two of which occurred within the same 24-hour period.


In late December, Volgograd, Russia, was attacked twice by female suicide bombers. The explosions killed 34 and injured over a hundred peoples. On Sunday, a video was posted by an Islamic militant group in Dagestan claiming that they were responsible for the bombings. The group threatened to strike the Winger Olympic games in Sochi.

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