Media: Suspected terrorist attack in Istanbul was wanted by Interpol

German media reports that one of the suspects by Turkish law enforcement officers in involvement in the preparation and commission of terrorist acts at the Istanbul airport was wanted by Interpol, and Russia has repeatedly sent requests for his extradition in the capital of various countries. We are talking about a native of Chechnya, Ahmed Chatayev, nicknamed "One-armed".

It should be recalled that Chatayev was an active participant in the armed gangs who fought against federal forces in Chechnya. During the second Chechen campaign I lost my hand. In 2003, he managed to escape to Austria, where he received political refugee status. By that time, in Russia, Chataev was accused of conducting terrorist activities and recruiting militants. Austria, like a number of other countries (Sweden, Georgia), in which the militant appeared, responded with a refusal to Russian requests for extradition.

According to Deutsche Welle, in 2011, Chatayev was detained at the Bulgarian-Turkish border. Russia sent a request to Ankara for the extradition of Chatayev, but, as before, he was saved by the “immunity of a political refugee” and protection by an organization such as Amnesty International.

Last October, Chatayev entered the list of international terrorists formed at the UN. It is noteworthy that by the end of 2015, the year Chatayev decided to recognize the terrorist and the United States, accusing him of having links with ISIS.

Now Turkey declares that it was Chatayev who was involved in the bombings at Ataturk airport.

Comments

[avvg]

As always, in Turkey and in the West everyone knew, but they "closed their eyes" because he was "his son of a bitch."

[Lyton]

Yeah, at first they make ghouls, and then they are surprised that they bite their hands with food.

[Andrey K]

Yesterday they showed how ours fought about the extradition of this shaitan. Continuous failures. I sympathize with the Turks, the people of Turkey - for the special services, a lot of questions. They knew who he was, received information from us about him, requests for extradition ... Who will begin to blame - the historical homeland of the scumbag or the Austrians, Swedes, Georgians, Bulgarians?

[Karasik]

Quote: Andrey K

... Who will begin to blame - the historical homeland of the scumbag or the Austrians, Swedes, Georgians, Bulgarians?

Just yesterday we discussed on VO the news that among the "Istanbul" terrorists there was a Russian citizen. Well, can this individual be called a citizen of Russia without twisting his heart? For 5 years Russia demanded the extradition of this scumbag (and legally its citizen), and the European gentlemen defended him. Well, so he paid them "the bills"! Fulfilled its true purpose!

[NIKNN]

Quote: Karasik

Karasik (2) Today, 07:23 ↑ New
Quote: Andrey K
... Who will begin to blame - the historical homeland of the scumbag or the Austrians, Swedes, Georgians, Bulgarians?

Family and school are to blame ...

[sanja.grw]

In 2003, he managed to escape to Austria, where he received political refugee status.

If he is a political refugee, then I am Maya Plesetskaya

[Dmitry Potapov]

I would not be surprised that he lived quietly in London under the guise of "a Russian oppositionist, a victim of the regime, a fighter for democracy"

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Dmitry Potapov

I would not be surprised that he lived quietly in London under the guise of a "Russian oppositionist

London is for the rich, and this is a shallow pawn, for such Austria.

[BARKAS]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

London is for the rich, and this is a shallow pawn, for such Austria.

Germany, there is a whole diaspora of "oppressed".

[Awaz]

those who have stolen a lot are taken to London, with the participation of English lawyers and advisers. They settle there under the condition of investing finances in the English jurisdiction and under the condition that the British manage the grandmothers.

[Alexander Romanov]

Freedom, Freedom, Freedom of the Oppressed. He was detained in Ukraine and ...
The European Court has applied Rule 39 of the Rules of Court and pointed out to the Government of Ukraine that Akhmed Chatayev, who has refugee status in Austria, should not be extradited to Russia until further notice.

Source: http://for-ua.info/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=46366
Human Rights Organizations of Ukraine, All-Ukrainian Organization “Trident” named after Stepan Bandera, as well as the International Anti-Imperial Front, made a series of statements and demands to release Akhmed Chatayev.

[Lyton]

Well, this is a good guy, a refugee, I lost my hand in the fight against Putin’s regime, the EU fellows, now get a sign.

[Amurets]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

Human Rights Organizations of Ukraine, All-Ukrainian Organization “Trident” named after Stepan Bandera, as well as the International Anti-Imperial Front, made a series of statements and demands to release Akhmed Chatayev.

And also their superiors in the person of the CIA, Here is the old American resident Nalyvaychenko, the head of the SBU, at the direction of the United States and roared to release Chatayev.

[guzik007]

... Meanwhile, domestic ... joyfully grunting packs its bags in Antalya. Papa with one wave of his hand lifted both sanctions and threats.

[Karasik]

Quote: guzik007

..In the meantime, the domestic ... joyfully grunting packs its bags in Antalya. Papa with one wave of his hand lifted both sanctions and threats.

Today I watched the news on UkroTV - I was surprised (although I had already lost the habit of wondering for a long time). In the same report, Ukrainian journalists managed to indict Putin similar to your comment (he doesn’t care about his citizens, allows him to fly to Turkey, where he is very restless now, etc.) and advertise his vacation in Turkey (as it’s good and it’s safe, the advertisement is detailed - with an interview with happy Ukrainian tourists). Aerobatics insanity!

[rotmistr60]

Austria, like a number of other countries (Sweden, Georgia) in which the militant appeared, responded with a refusal to Russia's requests for extradition

So they are fighting global evil. Until recently, prosperous Europe has been snickering and mired in Russophobia. But you still have to pay for your actions (inaction), it’s only a pity that they will pay with the lives of their citizens.

[avg-mgn]

Europe doesn’t care whom to warm, terrorists or pederasts. But for some reason, only terrorists breed.

[Awaz]

Well . Now all these human rights offices must bear all responsibility for the bombings, if this dude is really involved.

[konvalval]

Not to give, not to take: "What we fought for, we ran into it."