Not only law enforcers, but also people to rebuff scattered gangs.

MOSCOW, September 13 (Itar-Tass) -- Not only the law enforcement
agencies, but also local residents will give a rebuff to scattered gangs
still rampaging in the North Caucasus, a source in the National
Anti-Terrorist Center (NAC) told Itar-Tass after several successful
operations against gunmen.
"Scattered gangs, which are still attempting to resist to the law
enforcement agencies, will receive a stronger and tougher rebuff not only
from the security services and the law enforcement agencies, but also from
all civilians in the North Caucasus republics," the source noted.
"The suppression of bandit raids in the North Caucasus Federal
District is the common matter for all who are interested in
socio-political stability in this region and its sustainable development
without any conflicts," the NAC source added.
Specifically, the NAC source recalled that a special operation had
been carried out in Makhachkala, where eight gunmen were destroyed on
Sunday.
"The killed gunmen are being identified. Submachine guns, grenades, a
large amount of ammunition, communication devices and notebooks were found
in the operation area," the NAC source said.
"No casualties in the police and the security services were reported,"
the NAC source noted. The special operation area is fenced off so far. The
investigation in the clash continues.
On September 10, a gunman, who was blocked in a residential house and
put up armed resistance, was killed in Derbent. On the same day three
gunmen from the so-called Sergokala terrorist group were killed in the
Dagestani settlement Nizhneye Makhargimakhi.

.Russian chief auditor inspecting APEC summit sites in Vladivostok.

VLADIVOSTOK, September 13 (Itar-Tass) -- Chairman of the Russian Audit
Chamber Sergei Stepashin arrived here on Monday to inspect the facilities
under construction for an APEC summit in 2012.
The Russian chief auditor will be working in the Primorsky Territory
for three days, the press service of the Primorsky territorial authorities
told Itar-Tass. On Monday, Stepashin examines the facilities under
construction for an APEC summit. He will inspect the construction of
waterwaste treatment facilities in the Vladivostok central district and
the construction sites of a five-star hotel on the Burny Cape and the
bridges across the Zolotoy Rog Bay and across the Bosfor Vostochny Strait
to the Russky Island. Stepashin will also visit the construction sites of
a research and educational Primorsky oceanarium on the Zhitkov Peninsula
and a Far Eastern Federal University.
Alongside, the Audit Chamber chairman intends to inspect other
large-scale projects in the Primorsky Territory, particularly a
residential area Snegovaya Pad under construction for servicemen in
Vladivostok and the coastal works in the Kozmino sea port and a dry dock
in the Vostochny port in Nakhodka.
Stepashin will round off his inspection over the Primorsky Territory
at the construction site of an international airport Vladivostok on
September 15.
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