The bodies of the journalists killed in the Tsar cannot be opened due to the lack of a specialist

The UN police conducted a ballistic examination in the case of the murder of journalist Orkhan Dzhemal, operator Kirill Radchenko and director Alexander Rastorguev, but cannot open their bodies, Mediazona reports with reference to a source in the Central African Republic, familiar with the course of the investigation.

According to the source, the autopsy cannot be carried out due to the fact that the UN does not have the necessary specialists.

Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry said that there were no traces of torture on the bodies of the dead, only firearms were found on them.

On Thursday, the surviving driver of the film crew said that Dzhemal, Rastorguev and Radchenko understood what people who attacked them spoke. At the same time, according to him, the killers did not speak French and not in Sango (the state language of the TsA). According to the driver, the attackers were closed by hoods.

According to the publication, the murderers of Russian journalists are likely not to belong to any of the local armed groups.

On the eve of the Palmarescentrafrique.com, citing his own sources, said Jemaly, Rastorguev and Radchenko, interrogated and killed. According to the publication, the kidnappers were rebels from the detachment of Nuddin Adam, one of the leaders of the Seleka group. The rebels from this group control the surroundings of the city of deco, which is located halfway between Sibu and Kaga-Bannoro.

Earlier, the driver who survived during the attack said that the Russians were ambushed and died on the spot.

The publication also published a photograph of murdered journalists. The editor -in -chief of the “Investigation Management Center” Andrei Konyakhin confirmed the authenticity of the photo. This is “Sasha and Orhan,” he said.