| Kidnapped Chechen Announced to be Liquidated Militant |
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| Written by smoc | |||
| Tuesday, 15 December 2009 08:41 | |||
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Gang members of puppet regime in Chechnya have handed over the body of a 21-year-old citizen of the city of Argun to his relatives. He was kidnapped by armed persons several months ago, after he had been released from a station of national traitor Kadirov’s forces. The mobsters asserts that the young man was killed in the recent armed clash with members of the Chechen mujahedeens. However, human rights activists and his relatives are sure that he fell victim of an extrajudicial execution. The story of Alikhan Markuev, 21, a resident of Argun, became broadly known due to human rights activists and journalists of the “Novaya Gazeta”. In the end of August, the paper published an article about the fate of former Chechen mujaheed Alikhan Markuev. The young man, who was amnestied in 2008, this summer became an object of steadfast attention of mobsters of puppet Kadirov. He was repeatedly summoned to interrogations, tortured and beaten, and at night on August 2, after being released from the national traitors’ military building in Argun, Alikhan was kidnapped by a group of armed persons in masquerade masks. A week ago, gang members of pro-Moscow Chechen authorities told his relatives that Alikhan Markuev was killed in a skirmish that took place in the Shali District.
According to his story, gang members of national traitors started persecuting Alikhan this summer, after several terrorists-suicide bombers blew themselves up in Grozny and other cities. One of them was Ruslan Mukhadiev, a native of Argun, who went to join Chechen mujahedeens in summer of 2007 together with Markuev.
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The Russian press has picked up a story first report in the Sunday Times from October 4, quoting Russian and Israeli sources, that the Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had secretly visited Moscow last month to present President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin with a list of Russian nuclear scientists that are helping Iran to build a nuclear bomb. The secret visit by Netanyahu to Moscow on September 7 was initially denied by Putin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov (ITAR-TASS, September 9). Later it was confirmed by Medvedev, who said that he met Netanyahu to discuss “different matters,” but did not understand why the Israeli prime minister came to Moscow in secret. Medvedev added: “We talk with the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad –our position is to talk to all” (www.kremlin.ru, September 20). |
