Russian anti-terrorism units killed four militants affiliated with the Islamic State insurgent group in the mainly Muslim region of Dagestan, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday (March 5), citing Russia's top anti-terrorism agency. Trump says difficult dealing with Ukraine, may be easier with Russia

Russian counterterrorism authorities have reported the killing of four ISIS members in the predominantly Muslim region of Dagestan. The operation took place on Wednesday, March 5, as part of a special operation aimed at neutralizing the threat posed by the group.

Russian authorities killed four militants overnight on March 5 in a counter-terrorist operation in Dagestan aimed against the Islamic State terrorist organization, Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee claimed.

ISTANBULRussia said on Wednesday that it killed four ISIS (Daesh)-linked militants during a counter-terrorism operation declared overnight in part of it

Russian authorities said Wednesday that security forces killed four suspected militants linked to the Islamic State (IS) group who were planning an attack in the southern republic of Dagestan. Dagestan’s regional leader,