Updated . The Ministry of Health reported that more than 20 people were injured. Ten people were hospitalized, two of them are in extremely serious condition. As a result of the riots at Makhachkala airport, there were wounded. This was reported by the Ministry of Health of Dagestan. The department did not specify the number of victims and the severity of their injuries, only noting that they were receiving medical assistance.

Flight from Israel sparks anti-Semitic riot at airport in Russia’s Dagestan Hundreds of protesters gathered Sunday evening at an airport in Makhachkala, the capital of Russia’s Republic of Dagestan, ahead of the arrival of a flight from Tel Aviv. The protest occurred after messages circulated on Telegram calling on people to come to the airport and search vehicles for “refugees from Israel.” Members of the crowd stopped vehicles leaving the airport and checked passengers’ passports.

The head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, called the unrest at the Makhachkala airport a “gross violation of the law.” The corresponding post appeared in his telegram.

Law enforcement officers have begun to detain people at Makhachkala airport, reports Echo Dagestan. A video taken by a passenger on one of the planes at the airport shows several rioters lying on the tarmac near a Red Wings plane that arrived from Tel Aviv, with police officers walking around them. Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency has officially reported that as of 8:20 p.m.

There are “relatively small numbers of Israelis and Jews” at Makhachkala airport. The Times of Israel writes about this, citing a source in the Israeli security services. According to the publication's interlocutor, the Israelis are now isolated and safe. Israeli diplomats, he noted, are working in contact with local authorities to ensure that passengers can fly to Moscow as soon as possible.

Makhachkala. The assault on the aircraft from Tel Aviv. Video On October 29, a flight from Tel Aviv arrived in Makhachkala. A crowd of people broke into the runway to the airplane. They shouted anti -Semitic slogans - and attacked the police. The control of the IC for Dagestan opened a criminal case of riots.

Protesters at the Makhachkala airport attempted to overturn a police vehicle. Video footage of the incident has been circulated by Telegram channels. It is unclear whether there was anyone inside the vehicle at the time.

Law enforcement officers began to detain rioters in Makhachkala, writes Echo of Dagestan. The Telegram channel published a video filmed by a passenger on one of the planes at the airport. It shows how several rioters are lying on the airfield near the Red Wings plane, which flew in from Tel Aviv, with police walking around them.

The riots in Makhachkala are not an isolated incident, but part of a “widespread culture of hatred towards other peoples in Russia.” This opinion was expressed by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. According to Zelensky, this culture of hatred is propagated by state TV, experts and authorities. had previously made anti-Semitic statements He noted that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and President Vladimir Putin .

Rioters at Makhachkala airport tried to overturn a police car. Video of the incident was distributed by Telegram channels. It is unclear whether anyone was inside the vehicle. The Dagestan authorities stated that the situation at the airport “is under control.” Earlier, video footage appeared indicating that riot police units entered the airport and the tarmac, but it is not yet clear whether they attempted to detain the rioters.

More than 20 people were injured. Chronicle of events I riots at the airport of Makhachkala. Main: At the airport, before arriving a flight from Tel Aviv, hundreds of people gathered. This happened after the calls spreading in the telegram channels to participate in the airport and check the cars next to the building. The crowd stopped cars leaving from the airport. The people who were there checked their passports. Soon the audience broke into the airport building.

The investigative department of the Russian Investigative Committee for Dagestan opened a criminal case under the article of mass riots after a crowd with anti-Semitic slogans broke into the takeoff field. RIA Dagestan reports this. Article (212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for a term of eight to fifteen years. Meanwhile, reinforced police squads arrived at the airfield , but no arrests are yet known.

At the Makhachkala airport in Dagestan, Russia, dozens of protesters who gathered because of an arriving flight from Tel Aviv broke onto the tarmac. Sota reports that special forces have been deployed on the runway. The airport has paused all operations, with two incoming flights already sent into a holding pattern. Ostorozhno, Novosti writes that the police have begun to jam communications in the vicinity of the airport to prevent the crowd from coordinating further actions.

They shouted anti-Semitic slogans and tried to storm the plane. Hundreds of people gathered at Makhachkala airport before the arrival of a flight from Tel Aviv . This happened after calls to participate in a gathering near the airport and check cars near the building were spread in Telegram channels.

In recent days, the North Caucasus region has seen a wave of anti-Semitic incidents A series of anti-Semitic incidents across the North Caucasus has drawn condemnation from the North Caucasus Coordinating Center for Muslims, while Dagestan Governor Sergey Melikov attributed the actions to “false information” spread by “outside provocateurs.” On October 28, in Khasavyurt, Dagestan, locals demonstrated outside the Flamingo hotel, following the spread of online rumors suggesting that Israeli