Blast kills 1, wounds 5 in Russia's Caucasus

MAKHACHKALA, Russia — A powerful bomb tore through a crowd of commuters in Russia@@@s troubled Northern Caucasus on Friday, killing a woman and wounding five other people, officials said.
The woman died in a hospital shortly after a bomb planted in a garbage bin exploded at a railway station in the town of Derbent in the violence-ridden province of Dagestan, regional transport police spokesman Akhmed Magomayev said. He said a police officer was among the wounded.
Dagestan, along with other provinces of Russia@@@s Northern Caucasus region, is home to an active Islamist insurgency.
Regarded as Russia@@@s most ethnically diverse republic, Dagestan lies between Chechnya and the Caspian Sea. In recent years, it has been roiled by almost daily violence sometimes blamed on interethnic struggle.
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