A citizen of Tajikistan was killed in Moscow

On the night of March 1-2, 2005, three Tajik citizens were attacked in the area of ​​Rublevsky Highway in Moscow. According to the Interfax news agency, one of them subsequently died in the hospital from his wounds.

A criminal case has been initiated.

March 3 "Moskovsky Komsomolets" in the article "Guest workers were cut for a bad joke" clarifies the details of the tragedy.

According to MK, the victims were guest workers from Uzbekistan, not Tajikistan. On the evening of March 1, they were returning from work and met a group of young people (6-8 people) of "Slavic appearance , in the company of which there were several girls. According to one version, the reason for the attack was a joke made by visitors to one of them. Young people attacked the migrant workers and inflicted wounds on them "in the neck and chest" with knives and broken bottles, after which they "quickly retreated" .

A few hours later, the victims were found by local residents, who called an ambulance. At the hospital, the doctors were able to resuscitate the brothers Zoydzhan and Takhidzhan (25 and 28 years old), but their compatriot, 30-year-old Alijon, could not be saved.

Comm. We draw readers' attention to the fact that the details of the incident appeared only in "MK", ​​and the style of presentation of the article casts doubt on the reliability of the circumstances of the incident described in the newspaper.

Guest workers were cut for a bad joke // Moskovsky Komsomolets. 2005. March 3.

Sources

• Three citizens of Tajikistan attacked in Moscow // Echo of Moscow. 2005. March 2.