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    Three police officers shot dead in Russia's Dagestan

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    Posted on May 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Three police officers were killed in Dagestan, Russia in a shootout with gunmen. The attack highlights ongoing violence in the region.

    Three Officers Killed in Dagestan Police Shooting Incident

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -Three police officers were killed on Monday in a shootout in the southern Russian region of Dagestan after unidentified gunmen opened fire on their vehicle, regional authorities said.

    The attack against the officers, who belonged to a traffic police unit, occurred around 1420 local time (1120 GMT), the local interior ministry said.

    One of the attackers has been killed, the TASS state news agency cited the ministry as saying.

    Unverified video published on Telegram channels showed the bodies of the officers lying on a city street beside a police vehicle. As passersby stopped to examine the bodies, more gunshots are heard down the street.

    Other video showed a gunman dressed in black firing shots on the street and then fleeing.

    Telegram channels published unverified photos of two men which they identified as the gunmen lying in pools of blood.

    Dagestan, a mainly Muslim region, has suffered several deadly attacks in recent years.

    In March, counter-terrorism forces killed four militants affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS) who authorities said were plotting to attack a regional branch of the interior ministry.

    (Reporting by Reuters; Writing by Lucy Papachristou and Gleb Stolyarov; Editing by Guy Faulconbridge)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Three police officers were killed in Dagestan.
    • •The attack involved unidentified gunmen.
    • •One attacker was killed by authorities.
    • •Dagestan has a history of violent incidents.
    • •Recent attacks linked to Islamic State militants.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Three police officers shot dead in Russia's Dagestan

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses a deadly attack on police officers in Dagestan, Russia, involving unidentified gunmen.

    2Who were the attackers?

    The attackers were unidentified gunmen, with one being killed by authorities.

    3What is the significance of Dagestan?

    Dagestan is a region in Russia that has experienced several violent attacks in recent years, often linked to militant groups.

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