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          Whitehall officials are warning that more terrorist attacks in Russia are "very likely to occur" before or during the Winter Olympics in Sochi.

        1. Two weeks before the Winter Olympics, Russian security forces are reportedly searching for potential suicide bombers, at least one of whom.
        2. Russian police in Sochi put out wanted posters for a woman they fear is planning to carry out a suicide bomb attack on the Olympic Games.
        3. Ruzanna Ibragimova, the main suspect, is a so-called Black Widow — a woman willing to kill herself, and others, to avenge the death of a loved.
        4. Notwithstanding a horrific act of terrorism, Feb. 7, — the day Russian President Vladimir Putin proudly opens the 22nd Olympic Winter.

          5. Russian police in Sochi put out wanted posters for a woman they fear is planning to carry out a suicide bomb attack on the Olympic Games.!

          Urgent Search for 'Black Widow' Suicide Bomber, May Be Already in Sochi

          Jan.

          20, 2014 — -- Police in Sochi have launched an urgent search for a possible female suicide bomber who may have already made it past the ring of security set up for the Olympic Games.

          Hotel employees in Sochi told ABC News that posters with pictures and descriptions of a 22-year-old woman from nearby Dagestan were distributed over the weekend by authorities and a similar flyer was also seen posted at Sochi's airport.

          A spokesperson for the U.S.

          Olympic Committee reacted to the revelation by saying that the safety of Team USA is their "top priority."

          "As is always the case, we are working with the U.S. Department of State, the local organizers and the relevant law enforcement agencies in an effort to ensure that our delegation and other Americans traveling to Sochi are safe," spokesperson Patrick Sandusky said.

          The woman featured on the wanted posters is identified as