In Kyrgyzstan, the close associates of Bakiev, accused of massacres, disappeared along with families

In Kyrgyzstan, three former high -ranking officials accused of involvement in the mass execution of the protesters during the coup in the republic in April were disappeared. Officially, not one of the disappeared the country left. Meanwhile, Bakiev himself was accused of complicity of murder.

According to Interfax , last Monday during the process on April 7, the non -appearance of the three defendants, who were under the recognizance not to leave, former heads of the Presidential Secretariat Oksana Malevanna, the presidential apparatus, Kanybek Zhoroev and ex -industrial prosecutor Nurlan Tursunkulov, was discovered. After the announced break, it turned out that all three were absent at their addresses and the day before they left their families in an unknown direction.

- the defendants are in Kyrgyzstan - they did not cross the border

In this regard, the Bishkek Garrison Military Court changed their previously chosen measure - house arrest - for detention with the maintenance of the public state security service in the investigative insulator.

The Deputy Chairman of the Ata-Meken Socialist Party, Ravshan Geenbekov, commenting on what happened, told reporters on Tuesday that "a scandal with the shoot of the defendants could affect many senior officials." According to him, this "scandal will soon begin to gain momentum, and he will affect even the current head of the republic Rosa Otunbaev."

“There are several reasons for this, including the release of the defendants without a bail that would compensate for their escape or would not let them leave the country so easily,” Jenbekov explained. In his opinion, some of the currently current high -ranking officials in the republic’s law enforcement agencies may be involved in the escape of the three defendants.

The defendants are in Kyrgyzstan - they did not cross the border

Meanwhile, Cholponbek Turusbekov, who was deputy commander of Kyrgyzstan by the Border Troops, said on Tuesday that the disappeared defendants did not cross the border of the republic. "Official information about the passage through the control points of the former Prosecutor General Nurlan Tursunkulov, the ex-head of the apparatus of President Kanybek Zhoroev and the ex-head of the Secretariat of President Oksana Malevana," Turusbekov said.

He also noted that "a written obligation to leave was received from the accused, border guards were ordered not to let them out outside the republic." According to him, there is no data on their departure by plane or train. Turusbekov also excluded the possibility of leaving through diplomatic channels.

The trial of the former leaders of the country, accused by the new government of mass murder, associated with excess of official powers, is held at the Sports Palace of the capital of Kyrgyzstan. In the criminal case, initiated by the events of April 7 in the center of Bishkek, where there were armed clashes between the government and the opposition, 28 accused are held, six of which are wanted, 22 participate in the process. Among the accused in absentia, the former Kyrgyzstan Kurmanbek Bakiev, his younger brother, the head of the presidential guard Zhanybek Bakiev, the eldest son of Bakiev Marat, as well as the former head of the civil security of National Security Murat Sutilenov, Prime Minister Daniyar Usenov, the special forces commander of the Arsenbai Uul Baiysh SGO.

April coup in Kyrgyzstan (certificate)

On April 7, several thousand supporters of the Kyrgyz opposition organized a rally on the central square of Bishkek "Ala-Too", where the Government House is located. The crowd of protesters captured the building, which was defended by the employees of the state guard service and the fighters of the special forces of Alpha's National Security of the Alpha. The most aggressive of them tried to break into the building, but the servicemen who guarded him opened fire on them. During the assault, as well as during the riots that followed in the capital, according to official figures, about 90 people were injured and 1.5 thousand were injured.

The authorities passed into the hands of the interim coalition government of the leaders of the opposition parties. Former President Bakiev left the country and found refuge in Belarus. The Kyrgyz authorities twice turned to Minsk with a request for Bakiev’s extradition, but both once received a negative answer.

Bakiev was accused of complicity of murder

The ex-president of Kyrgyzstan Kurmanbek Bakiev, in the framework of the Court of Bishkek, against the group of former high-ranking officials, was charged under several articles of the Criminal Code of the Republic. The representative of the prosecution said during the meeting, the former head of the Kyrgyz state is prosecuted under the articles: "Exceeding official powers", " "Complicity in the murder" and "complicity in the attempted murder."

"Bakiyev, in addition to involvement in the murder of people, is also accused of illegally creating a number of state structures, in particular the State Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the structure of the State Council on Security and the Central Agency for Development, Innovation and Investments," the prosecutor noted. In addition, as ITAR-TASS, the ex-president of the Incriminance of the order on the introduction "Typhoon" and "Buran" in March 2002.

At that time, Bakiev served as prime minister of the country. According to the prosecutors, this led to the fact that in the Aksysky district the police opened fire on peaceful demonstrators, six of which were killed.