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| Hostage E. Shmeleva tells her story |
| Written by «Вести недели» | |
| Воскресенье, 27 Октябрь 2002 | |
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Hostage E. Shmeleva and the chief of the Interior Ministry anti-organized crime unit, A. Ovchinnikov, tell their tales The terrorists planned for everything, except ‘Alfa’ group’s expertise By Yuri Shalimov The search for terrorist accomplices continues in Moscow. Immediately after the assault on the theatrical center, two men connected with the events were arrested outside the building, while throughout the city 30 were arrested on suspicion of assisting the bandits. “The level of preparation for this terrorist attack was such that it could’ve been planned by the general staff of some country,” admitted one of the officers from ‘Alfa’ during an interview with ‘Izvestiya’. It is now clear that the site selected for the hostage taking was no accident. The site suited those planning the terrorist attack. The theatrical center for the “All the spectators who went to No complex operation, such as the taking of hostages during a show, could be performed without intelligence, and here the terrorists had many opportunities: a night club is located within the theatrical center, and the center was preparing for a major presentation that required the services of hundreds of workers. In addition, there were minor repairs going on in the building, and a restaurant was under construction. Anyone could have been an unwitting informant of the terrorists. Members of Movsar Barayev’s group most likely came to Moscow separately, while the leader showed up last, since he was too well known. After the assault, in a café adjacent to the center investigators found a In his last interview, Barayev spoke of how his people spent a long time preparing for the action. Mostly likely they first made a schematic of the building. This was a simple task: even a fire evacuation plan would have sufficed. Their second task was to get a schedule of performances, in order to accurately time the hostage taking. It should not be during intermission, and the first few seconds of their appearance should be made to look like an unexpected twist on the part of the director. “It took place at the beginning of the second act,” recalled Elena Shmeleva. “After the scene with the pilots, when they were tap dancing. Two men then ran onto the stage and began firing over their heads.” Another problem was transportation. Cars are easiest to buy by proxy. Stolen cars would be unsuitable — any problem with the police could threaten to wreck the operation. In the theatrical center’s parking lot, only one minivan was later found to belong to Barayev’s group. It is likely that this vehicle only brought weapons and clothing to the scene, and the militants may have gotten dressed inside it. The others were probably already waiting in the café. The terrorists were not armed in the usual fashion for such attacks. Their assault rifles were AKS in 5.45 mm, and the militants did not like Makarov pistols. Dragging a 10-kilo Kalashnikov from Chechnya is troublesome and dangerous; they are much easier to buy in Moscow. Interior Ministry investigators discovered one of their apartments. The room looked more like an armory, filled with weapons with a black market value of 200 thousand dollars. “This apartment was a warehouse, an assembly area.” Alexander Ovchinnikov, chief of the Interior Ministry’s anti-organized crime unit is certain of this. “And it was conveniently located 200 meters from the Moscow Ring Road.” Here is the most likely scenario of the hostage taking: The first to see the militants would have been private security stationed at the service entrance. To our knowledge, there was only one guard. A powerful blow from the attackers knocked him down. A second group simultaneously broke through the main entrance. An interesting detail: there were 18 women among the attackers, so the first calls to the police reported that the building was being taken over by teenage hooligans. The terrorists not only carefully chose the object of their attack and their weapons, but they also prepared for a possible The militants placed kamikazes along the perimeter of the auditorium. In addition to the ‘living bombs’ in the hall, there was another bomb with a remote control. Its explosion was supposed to destroy people on the balcony. The terrorists’ coordinators did not make themselves known, but they closely followed the events in the auditorium. Outside, among the crowd of journalists and curious observers, were also militants, and across the street the militants rented an apartment from which they carried out round the clock surveillance. Coordination was even done using the Internet. Many insurgents were dressed in civilian clothes, and one of them even wore a It seems that Barayev was planning to leave the building and mingle with the crowd of hostages. There were mostly female suicide bombers in the auditorium where the explosives were placed, while most of the men were in a nearby hallway. On Sunday, it was reported that one of the patients at Metropolitan Hospital #13 had traces of gunpowder on her hands and clothing. Detectives believe that this woman could be one of the militants’ lookouts. The number suspected of aiding the terrorists changes by the hour: this Sunday four were arrested. Two were carrying diagrams of the Kursk railway station, along with demolition equipment and 400 grams of TNT. |
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