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In the Serbian city of Novi-Pazar, inhabited mainly by Muslims, 21-year-old Wahhabit Armin Alibashich, suspected of preparing the attack on the morning of January 17, on the day of the visit of Vladimir Putin to Belgrade, was detained. This was reported on Monday by Blic; Additional information appeared on Tuesday evening in an article by ALO.

The police stopped Alibashich on January 13 on the street, due to the fact that his backpack seemed suspicious to them. It turned out that in a backpack a young man carried a pneumatic rifle with an optical sight and several knives.

After that, the police and the security agency and information - the special service of Serbia - spent the houses at Alibashich in the village of Bukresh search. Chemists were discovered there for the manufacture of explosives, as well as hours and mobile phones suitable for remote activation of bombs. In addition, law enforcement officers found the flag of the Islamic State and the campaign materials of this structure.

Alibashich was detained for 48 hours. Regarding the court about the arrest in the publications known to the "faces" was not reported.

According to the ALO source, the audit of the contacts and actions of Alibashich showed that he intended to confine the attack precisely to Putin's arrival. “It is known that Putin is the goal of terrorists because of the war that Russia declared IS,” the interlocutor of the publication explained.

Nevertheless, the prosecutor's office brought the detainee the charge only of illegal production and turnover of weapons and explosives.

During the interrogation, Alibashich said that he did not recognize either Serbia or any other state - how to conclude from the context, since their establishments are not based on Islam. The young man also criticized Serbian imams for the fact that they are loyal to the state and receive a salary from him.

Novi-Pazar is the center of the historical region of Sanjak, located in the south-west of Serbia, near the border with Kosovo. Most Muslims of the region are ethnic bosom. As noted, in Sanjak there are quite a few young people who adhere to radical Islamic views. The exact number of Wahhabis in the region is unknown; It is assumed that now there are less than before.

According to the BLIC source, Alibashich contacted some of the Muslims who intended to leave for Syria.

In recent years, the publication noted large problems in the region, the radical Islamists have not created in recent years - only some “sporadic insignificant incidents” are known. However, several dozen radical Islamists went to Syria; Some went to families. A number of visitors from Sanjak died there in battles or at the coalition raids, led by the United States, like 31-year-old Emina CLOOOOVICH and its four children.

Reikhan Troyovich, the husband of the deceased, was convicted in his homeland in his homeland in his homeland in his homeland.

Six other defendants in the case received terms from 7 and a half to 11 years. In particular, for 11 years they gave Abida the Nibchanin - the Imam of the Mosque Furkan, to whose jamaat the majority of those who left for Syria belonged.