BG Khushalayev and two militants destroyed in Chechnya
The information center of the National Anti-Terrorism Committee told 7 in March that during the special operation that began today in the Vedeno district of the Chechen Republic, three bandits were killed. According to the preliminary data, one of them is Adam Khushalayev, 1978 of the year of birth, nicknamed “Abu-Malik”.
As reported by the NAK, special measures to identify the bandit participants began today around 8.30 in a mountainous wooded area near the village of Agishbataya by special forces of the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. Security forces discovered a group of armed bandits.
- The militants, trying to escape, put up armed resistance to the special forces, using an automatic weapon. Additional forces and means were attracted to neutralizing the gang, the area of the special operation was blocked by units of the Interior Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Chechen Republic, the NAK information center reported.
In the course of the persecution and the ensuing armed clash, three bandits were destroyed. According to the Operational Headquarters in the Czech Republic, after neutralizing the Gakayev brothers in January 2013 during the special operation, Khushalayev began to claim the role of leader of a gang that operates in the Vedeno district. For more than ten years, he was an active member of the bandit underground, organized and took direct part in gang attacks on the settlements of Tsa-Vedeno in the 2007 year, Elistanzhi in the 2008 year, as well as on the law enforcement officers and military personnel.
At the site of the clashes, two machine guns and backpacks with uniforms were found.
- Unfortunately, during the clashes, one law enforcement officer was killed, another soldier was injured. There are no injured among the civilian population.
Special operation completed. The necessary operational and investigative actions are continuing, the NAC reported.
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