Russia uses 'shooting robot' to kill 11 suspected terrorists

Russian special forces have used a 'shooting robot' to kill suspected jihadist sleeper cells ahead of the World Cup.

A total of 11 alleged terrorists were killed in the tinderbox Islamic region of Dagestan over several days, where officers found guns, a grenade launcher and other criminal weaponry.

In one incident Vladimir Putin’s law enforcement pounded a house with bullets from an armoured vehicle.

Gruesome pictures show the bullet-ridden bodies of terror suspects on the ground, with their weapons next to them.

Six men were shown in pictures revealed by the investigative authorities.

A video and audio recordings from the robot revealed the voices of the rebels shouting ‘Allah Akbar’, followed by an explosion.

They were claimed to have waived a jihadist flag.

Guns, bullets, knives and grenades were discovered at the scene,” said a statement from the Russian Investigative Committee, which probes serious crime.

A hand-made bomb was found equal in power to 5 kilograms of TNT. 

 

The house went up in flames.
One of the dead men was named as Alexander Svistak, from Nefteyugansk in Siberia.