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Islami n/have links with the Tm-li ak.a. Caucasus Emirate), the lamist extremist umbrella group. While 1K attacks are typically aimed at Rissi feal- azid local forces, officials and infrastructure, they have also launched attacks on civi1iahtets outside the North Caucasus, notably in Moscow.
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In a June 2013 video, 1K leader Doku Umarov ended his temporary moratorium on civilian attacks and called on followers to stop the Sohi Winter Olympics, but he made no reference to the SU. 1K has tried to extend its jihad to Tatarstan but Russian counter-terrorism (CT) pressures have been fierce against the group in the North Caucasus.
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Background 27 Summer Universi students and delegation officials venues in Kazan from 2013 07 06 summer and winter games, are held years. Canada anticipates 460 students representation to date. Over 100 family and fri attendees will travel via Moscow.
The SU will draw some 13,500 in 27 sports in over 60 sports ;ity Games, which has both Sports Federation every two nd, making this our largest The majority of foreign
6. Islamist extremism encroaching on Kazan: The host city, Kazan, is among the most developed cities in the Russian Federation and is the capital of the oil-rich Republic of Tatarstan.
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In July 2012, two attacks in Kazan resulted in Tatarstans chief mufti (cleric), fidus Faizov, being injured by car bomb blasts, and the shooting death of his former deputy, Valiulla Yakupov. Both had spoken against Islamist extremism. The self-described Emir of MT,
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identified as Rais Mingaleyev, claimed responsibility and warned of more violence. In a mid-2012 video, Mingaleyev claimed his group had pledged allegiance to 1K leader Doku Umarov in 2007, and reaffirmed his allegiance. In October 2012. the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) claimed that two men involved in the July attacks who were killed by police in Ka.zan had been plotting a major attack in the city. 8. No significant attacks since JuI. 2012: In August 2012, adthoritis attributed an exploded car found west of Kazan with three bodies, a weapon and religioti matefials inside, to the premature detonation of homemade explosives. While the lethal events in July raised fears, there have been no reported attacks since then. Russian authorities remain concerned about increasing Islamist extremist sentiment in Tatarstan, as illustrated by the closure of an extremist mosque in May 2013 and complaints about the radicalizing inlluence of Islamist extremist websites.
9. Returning foreign fighters increase threat: Russian authorities claim there are over 200 Russians, mostly North Caucasians and including some Tatars, fighting in Syria, and express concern over their return, Eye witness accounts allege a building in Syria bears graffiti stating Syria today, Russia tomorrow. One Russian fighter who returned from Syria is alleged to have blown up a gas pipeline before Scating the region.
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OTHER POTENTIAL THREATS / DISRUPTIONS 15. Protest Violence: Past SU games have generated protests due to the impact that prepari iu, the infrastructure has had on the local populations. In Kazan, recent protests have appeared peacellil. including one in March 2013 where activists protested the decision to kill sLiavdogs in the IUfl-U; to the SU.
RUSSIAN SFCURIT MEASURES 17, Russia relying on CT exercises and security measures to ensure safe Summer Universiade: Russia has held a number of Cl exercises, including some in June 2013, in preparing for the SU. In November 2012, the Russian Interior Minister noted that an important task facing the ministry was ensuring security at the SU.
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18. Dress rehearsal for Sochi: Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on his security forces to deliver a safe SU and Sochi Games. The SU, is.the most significant international sporting event taking place in the Russian Federation before the Soc,hi Games. As such, the SU will offer the best opportunity for Russian authorities to ettheVarious security measures it has been implementing for the Sochi Games.
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KEY POINTS On 2013 07 04 ITAC published Threat Assessment (TA) 13/41 outlining the threat overview for the 2013 Summer Universiade (SU a,k.a World University Games) scheduled to take plac from 2013 07 06 to 2013 07 17 in the city of Kazan, the Republic of Tatarstan Rdsi ITAC is updatin Kavkaz leaders released online video. rovided in that TA to include the Imirat inst the SU in Kazan in a recently
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3) 1TAC continues to monitor the situation and i1I iwovide updates as necessary.
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