In March 2026, one person was killed in armed and terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus and southern Russia.
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In March 2026, three casualties were recorded in armed and terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus: one suspected militant was killed, and two security forces were wounded. These are the results of the "Caucasian Knot" calculations based on its own materials and information from open sources.
On March 28, the FSB announced that a sabotage and terrorist act against a law enforcement officer and his family was thwarted in Stavropol. According to security forces, the attack was prepared by a Russian citizen, born in 1995, on orders from the Ukrainian special services. "During the detention of a saboteur by officers of a special unit of the Russian FSB, the Ukrainian handler remotely detonated an IED, resulting in injuries incompatible with life," the agency said in a statement.
On March 30, two Interior Ministry officers were injured in the Buinaksk district. The shooter has been detained. According to the official version, the police were driving past the village but noticed a group brawl. One of the participants in the brawl opened fire when the security forces arrived. Two officers were hospitalized with injuries. "The suspect, a 31-year-old resident of the village of Nizhny Dzhengutai, has been detained," the agency reported.
The provided statistics cannot accurately reflect the number of victims. Not all data makes it into the news. It's not always possible to verify the accuracy of law enforcement statements, and new data on events in the reporting period sometimes becomes known after the statistics are published on the "Caucasian Knot."
Previously, in February 2026, eight casualties were recorded in the North Caucasus – three killed and five wounded.