Umar Dzhabrailov called the attempt by the vice-mayor of Moscow with a staging

The famous entrepreneur Umar Dzhabrailov, the brother of Salavat Dzhabrailov, suspected of complicity in the attempt on the Vice -mayor of Moscow, Joseph Ordzhonikidze, is convinced that there was no attempt.

“Mr. Ordzhonikidze and his company organized the murder of my brother. Salavat was stolen and killed, and only then threw the corpse in the ditch, and his blood was poured around,” Dzhabrailovo said in an interview with the Kommersant newspaper, published on Saturday.

According to him, Salavat Dzhabrailov is not such a moron as to take a passport with you, ”and“ open a fingertip on an armored car from an ordinary pistol ”on a government track, where“ Feesbashniki stand every 10 meters ”.

“Then the attackers burn the car. Logically, they and my brother should have burned, but they left it. Nobody chased it for BMW. What prevented them from taking the body and hiding somewhere and picking up a passport? There are a lot of questions,” the businessman said.

In addition, according to him, "if the attempt was organized by me, then the corpse of my brother would not be found there." “You know that Chechens will never throw the body! Even in the war they always go under bullets to pick up the corpse,” the businessman said.

He is convinced that they are trying to compromise him and displace him from business. “A few days ago I wanted to throw me drugs. It didn’t work out - I wasn’t in Moscow. In a word, they hunted for me. I believe that the next blow would be inflicted on my brother Hussein, who controls the Russia hotel,” said Dzhabrailov.

Meanwhile, one of the participants in the operational investigative group in the case of attempted Joseph Ordzhonikidze, in turn, said in an interview with Kommersant that "the investigation does not believe that the attack on Joseph Ordzhonikidze was a staging." “It was precisely established that four participated in the attempt. Two of them were injured. Then the other two dragged the wounded on themselves. They saw that one was already at death and decided to abandon it: it was hard to carry it,” the investigator said.

According to him, the bullet, which injured Salavat Dzhabrailov, was not discovered, but "we can say with great confidence that he was killed from the guard of Ordzhonikidze."