Presidential Elections as the best weapon against world terror

10 years after 9/11 attack, Ben Laden, the terrorist number 1, had been killed in Pakistan, US President Obama reported late evening yesterday.
Obama named the operation of US forces in Pakistan the greatest victory of the 10-years war against world terror.
"Ben Laden was not a Muslim leader, he was a mass murderer of Muslims", - Obama said. He also mentioned, that american people didn't choose this fight, as " it came to our shores".


Now, as I see, the USA is 1 step ahead Russia in this continuous war. Regarding upcoming presidential elections in both countries, I can say the election campaign is the best thing to fight with world terror.
2 month ago the terrorist number 1 in Russia, Doku Ukmarov, was reported had been killed. Though, later a man, called himseelf as Umarov, made a phone call to the Svoboda ("freedom") FM radio station (broadcasting in North Caucasus) and told he's alive and russian special forces operation failed.
Does it mean that mr Putin is waiting for 2012 (presidential election year) to announce the "russian" victory in the 20-years war (or 100 years one might say) against world terror and russian terror as well?

1 year after explosions. Does anybody feel more secure now?

http://rian.ru/trend/anniversary_terakty_moskva_metro_29032011/

Today in Moscow Ьetro people left flowers and tears remembering those who died in last year terroristic attack. On 29th March, 2010, two explosions rocked the Moscow Metro (“Park Kulturi” and “Lubyanka” metro stations) claiming 40 people dead, more than 90 injured.

Today morning (symbolic as always) government news agency reported that according to Investigation committee’s representative Pavel Markin, all the organizers of the attack in Metro were identified. Six of them are killed, one is wanted by Interpol. The explosions were carried out by two female suicide bombers Sharipova and Abdullaeva (from Kyzlyar, Dagestan). They were conducted by 22-years old Hossain Magomedov (Dagestan). The organizer of the attack was Magomed Ali Vagabov, one of the leader of terroristic underground being active in Dagestan. The same group carried out explosions in Kyzlyar two days after the terroristic attack in Moscow Metro.

Making statements after the attack, President Medvedev asked officials to increase security on the public transport system nationwide.

Meanwhile, 10 month later a powerful blast ripped through an international arrivals hall of Russia's largest airport Domodedovo on January 24. More than 100 people were seriously injured, 36 died.

Making statements after the explosion, President Medvedev asked officials to increase security on the public transport system nationwide.

Metal detector gates appeared at all important airports and railway stations.

Today several news agencies reported that Doku Umarov, a militant from the southern Russian region of Chechnya who claimed responsibility for those blasts, was killed. Information have not been confirmed still.

I wonder does anybody feel more secure today?