After the anti-Semitic pogrom in Dagestan last fall, administrative protocols were drawn up against a total of 901 people. about this , citing court data. writes Mediazona
Thus, 872 people were charged under the article on an illegal meeting (20.2 of the Administrative Code), another 25 - under the article on a mass gathering of citizens in violation of public order (20.2.2 of the Administrative Code). Administrative cases were opened against four more citizens under the article on violation of security rules at the airport (11.15.1 Code of Administrative Offenses).
As Mediazona notes, the first protocols began to arrive in Dagestan district courts immediately after the anti-Semitic pogrom at Makhachkala airport on the evening of October 29, 2023, but new materials are still appearing.
For example, on January 9, the judge of the Izerbash City Court, Murad Akhmedkhanov, fined Sultan Aliyev 10 thousand rubles for an “unauthorized rally” near the airport.
“Delivered by Aliev S.K. He agreed with the administrative violation report and explained that everyone was going to the airport that day and he also went to participate in the rally. He admitted guilt,” the court ruling says.
More than a hundred more people were arrested as part of a criminal case under the article on participation in mass riots (Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code). One of the defendants was also accused of attempting to kill a security officer (Article 317 of the Criminal Code).
On the evening of October 29, several hundred people broke into Makhachkala airport. Participants in the anti-Semitic pogrom checked the documents of arriving passengers; some of them ran onto the tarmac with Palestinian flags in their hands and even tried to board one of the planes. The pogromists were looking for Jews who were supposed to fly to Dagestan on a flight from Tel Aviv.
As it turned out later, during the clashes between the participants in the pogrom and the security forces, at least 20 people were injured. Damage to the airport was estimated at 285 million rubles.
To receive the main news faster, subscribe to our telegram and Twitter .