You still have to drive

The castle commander of the Kadyrovsky battalion "North" Ruslan Geremeyev is unlikely to be involved in the TFR in the case of the murder of the co-chair of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov. This was reported by Rosbalt with reference to a certain source in law enforcement agencies. Meanwhile, it is likely that the soldier of the "north" Ruslan Mukhudinov, the driver of Geremeyev, will be the accused in the case.

“It has already been established that Ruslik, about whom he spoke in his confessions (the main accused in the case of Zaur. - Ed.) Dadaev, is Mukhudinov,” the agency’s interlocutor explained. “There are certain testimonies of witnesses with the defendants in the case. They gave something complete examinations.”

Nevertheless, the final decision on the question of whether to make absentee accusations to each of the Kadyrovites will be adopted by the results of a business trip investigators of the Investigative Committee in Chechnya. The trip should take place in the near future. During the business trip, the investigators, in particular, intend to interview colleagues of Geremeyev and Mukhudinov in the "North", as well as their relatives and friends.

On September 20, Rosbalt reported that the investigation "has nothing on Geremeyev." Then it was reported that on October 1, Geremeyev will return to the service in the location of the "North" in Grozny. It was claimed, on March 1, less than two days after the murder of Nemtsov, Kadyrovets, having arrived in Grozny from Moscow, filed an application for vacation, and immediately after leaving the vacation was sent on a long business trip to the mountains to combat Mujahideen.

Meanwhile, on October 4, the same agency reported that the TFR was looking for both Mukhudinov and Geremeyev . In recent weeks, Rosbalt wrote, the investigation department sent more than 10 instructions to Chechnya. All of them were given for execution to the investigator of the Silkovsky regional department of the regional headquarters of the Investigative Committee of George Ivonin. It was in the Silkovsky district, in the village of Starogladovskaya, that Geremeyev and Mukhudinov previously lived and previously lived.

Ivonin’s tasks were to find both and hand them to interrogations. He could not do this - the summons were awarded to the parents of Geremeyev and Mukhudinov on receipt. In addition, the investigator interviewed all relatives of both defendants, and then their closest acquaintances living in the Silkovsky district. Everyone claimed that since the beginning of March they did not meet either the other and did not know where they were.

In addition, at different times, it was reported in the fall that the TFR made decisions on the forced drive of Geremeyev and Mukhudinov, since they did not appear for interrogations on the summons that were presented to their relatives.