Ingush Mujahide Magas sentenced to the second life sentence

In Rostov-on-Don, the collegium of the North Caucasus District Military Court, chaired by Alexei Magomadov, sentenced Amir Ingush Mujahideen Ali Tazieva (Magasa) to the second lifelong term on charges of involvement in the attack on tale in 2004. It is reported by the "Caucasian Knot".

As the publication clarifies, the defendant was found guilty of part 3 of Article 205 (a terrorist attack that entailed the death of a person), paragraphs "a", "e", "e", "h" part 2 of article 105 (the murder of two or more persons committed by an organized group, a generally hazardous way and associated with banditry), paragraphs "a", "b" of part 4 of article 226 (the embezzle of weapons performed by weapons performed An organized group using dangerous violence), part 4 of Article 166 (hijacking a vehicle committed by an organized group using dangerous violence; three episodes) and part 3 of Article 222 of the Criminal Code (illegal circulation of weapons and ammunition by an organized group).

Part 2 of Article 209 (participation in the gang and its attacks), Article 317 (an encroachment on the life of law enforcement officers and military personnel), as well as part 3 of Article 30, paragraphs "A", "E", "Z" Part 2 of Article 105 (attempted murder of two or more persons committed by an organized group and a common hazardous way and a general hazardous method and a unit for the murder of two or more people, were also charged. Connected with banditry). What the judicial board motivated the exclusion from the accusation of the Mujahidean of these points, the publication does not specify.

On June 30, in the debate of the parties, the prosecutor demanded for the defendant for a life sentence with a fine of 1 million rubles. The penalty of the Caucasian Knot does not report on the appointment of the court.

Mujahideen himself refused to admit the guilt.

The trial of Taziev continued on May 12 . According to the indictment, in 2004 Shamil Basayev planned a large -scale raid on Ingushetia, in which he attracted about 300 Mujahideen. Taziev commanded the unit of at least 25 people.

Basaev, the charge stated, ordered during the raid to kill all the Russian military and police officers, their weapons, transport, documents, values, etc. to seize, and set fire to the buildings of power structures.

"The detachment under the leadership of Taziev was instructed to commit an armed attack on the traffic police officers, serving at the Volga-16 stationary post, with the aim of killing them, after which, introducing themselves as employees of the power structures, to monitor this section of the road for unhindered movement of the gang members and commit the killings of all law enforcement officers and military personnel following the captured landfill roads, ”the TFR reported on the day of the start of the court.

The raid was held on the night of June 21-22, 2004. It was stated in all during this operation, including from the actions of the Magas detachment, 78 people, in particular security forces, were killed, and 113 were injured.

Magas was detained in June 2010 in Malgobek. On October 15, 2013, the North Caucasus District Military Court sentenced him to a life sentence on charges of terrorist attacks , as a result of which 26 people died and 344 were injured. In particular, he was recognized as involved in the completed in the summer of 2009 by the undermining of the Nazran ATS building and the attempt on the president of Ingushetia Yunus-Bek Evkurov.

On February 18, 2014, the Supreme Court of Russia confirmed the sentence to Taziev.

Meanwhile, Mujahideen himself pleaded guilty in the first case under Articles 208 (the organization of illegal armed formation and participation in it) and 222 of the Criminal Code (illegal turnover of weapons).