
In Stavropol, the doctors operated on the detainee on suspicion of promoting terrorism: his sister claims that the doctors removed the pen, which came to mind from the eye socket of 22-year-old Magomed Ali, the Caucasian Knot reports. The official bodies refuse comments.
Earlier, his sister Aminat Aliyeva told the Caucasian Knot that Magomed was beaten during the detention in Moscow on November 21. According to her, relatives could not find her brother for several days. "I announced the abduction to the police and the FSB, I called there every day, no one told me anything. Only on Monday (November 24) we learned that he was in Stavropol, he was suspected of terrorism and the court chose a preventive measure for detention. And then we learned that he was knocked out, his brain was knocked out, and doctors are not sure that the doctors are not sure that the doctors are not confident He will survive, ”said Aminat Aliyeva.
Lawyer Magomed Aliyeva Olga Kamilova claims that her client has not been charged: "He has not yet been charged, he is in the status of a suspect under Article 205.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (promoting terrorist activities). What specifically is charged with him. I can only say that several people are taking place in the case."
Aliyev entered Stavropol's hospital in serious condition on Thursday morning. It was successfully operated on, but the condition remains extremely serious. “They (doctors) removed a pen from his eye socket, which completely entered the head, hitting the cerebellum. Other organs were damaged, he breathes only because it is connected to medical devices,” said Aminat Aliyeva.
According to her, immediately after the operation, when the patient was transferred from the operating room into intensive care, police officers wanted to take him to the medical unit, but the hospitals did not allow them to do this.
Before Magomed Aliyev got to the hospital, he was held in the FCU SIZO-1, the lawyer of the suspect Olga Kamilova said. Aliyeva claims that her brother "refused to testify" and he was transferred to a common camera, "where, apparently, they tried to kill."
The hospital refused to give any information about the patient.
The Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Stavropol Territory does not have information about the detained, in turn said the senior assistant to the head of the department Ekaterina Danilova. She claims that the management "is currently not investigated by a single case associated with terrorism."
The press service of the FSB Office for the Stavropol Territory refused to comment on the detainee "until the end of the investigation."