Explosive in nature

Arrested by the Norwegian court on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack in Oslo - a 17 -year -old refugee from Issa B. Ingushetia, Kommersant reports with reference to sources. The surname of the suspect is known, but not disclosed by virtue of his minority.

According to the publication, the Isa family in 2010 moved to Norway from Murmansk and applied for refugee status. “The young man’s father was seriously ill, and in Norway you can get qualified help, and for free, if you can register a refugee,” said a representative of the Caucasian diaspora living in Oslo. The family settled in the border city of Vadsyo, where many Russian -speaking ones live.

Later, the family returned to Russia, and Isa remained in Norway. At first, the young man led an open lifestyle, he was not interested in religion, he preferred not to communicate with fellow countrymen. "After the parents left, the circle of communication, who remained without their control, changed the circle of communication: on social networks, the young man established contacts with compatriots who went around the world, including those who found out extremist texts and photographs. So, one of them was a certain Aushev from the Ingushetia, which created the Tauhid account" Galgayche "(" Monotheism in Ingushetia ") on the Social network" Odnoklassniki ", which also housed texts of a terrorist orientation. It was sentenced to two years in prison for a public justification of terrorism by the North Caucasus District Military Court,” the publication notes.

Prosecutor Oslo Signah oling said that investigators will try to establish the motive for the detainee’s actions and the possible circle of his accomplices as soon as possible. According to local media, the Oslo prosecutor’s office had already sent a request to the Swedish colleagues with a request to interrogate the arrested native of Uzbekistan Rakhmat Akilov, who on April 7 in the center of Stockholm committed a terrorist attack, which became four people.

In the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia, they refused to comment on what was happening in Norway. They stated that the department "about this family is not known." They have not yet received official information or requests for the detained from the Norwegian police in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Russian Embassy in Norway reported that its employees tried to meet with the detainee, but he refuses contacts with Russian diplomats.

On April 9, near the Grenland metro station in Oslo, the police found and neutralized the explosive device . The head of the Norwegian Special Police Service PST Benedict Bjerlann described the found bomb as a "primitive home -made device of limited destructive force."

On April 10, Björnnn said that in the case of the preparation of the attack, the police detained a 17-year-old citizen of Russia . According to her solovs, a young man is suspected of storing explosives. At the same time, it remains unclear whether he acted on his own or followed the instructions of certain accomplices. “But it is clear that the terrorist attacks that occurred over the past year in France, Germany, Great Britain, Russia and Sweden are giving a bad example, involving new people with extreme Islamic views in terrorism,” Björnlan noted.

The lawyer of the detained Russian curled up the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang that the young man denies any involvement in an attempt to commit an attack. On Tuesday, the court arrested the Russian for two weeks. A longer period of detention of a minor without presenting convincing evidence of his involvement in the crime under Norwegian law is impossible.