Yuri Bagrov, Ingushetia:
The facts of army looting quite often come up on border blocks in North Ossetia and Ingushetia. Recently, at the Adler 20 block, on the administrative border of Chechnya and Ingushetia, the Ingush riot police detained several cars, which the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia drove from Chechnya to the city of Beslan in North Ossetia for their further renewal. The police officers were detained by two UAZ cars and two jeeps - Gren Cheroki and Nissan. The military claim that all these cars were seized by them from the local population, since none of the Chechens could submit documents on them. However, the military could not clearly explain the police to why they distilled vehicles to the neighboring republic, also without documentation. This was the basis for the removal of vehicles and the transfer of materials to the Vladikavkaz military prosecutor's office. The military is accused of looting, besides, as reported in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia, a few days after the detention of cars, the inhabitants of Chechnya were allegedly found by the owners of two of them. If this fact during the investigation can be proved, the military will be judged as looters.
I must say that in looting for seven months of the war, the military prosecutor's office has not accused a single military. Meanwhile, Chechen refugees handed over a large number of materials about such actions of the Russian military to international human rights organizations.