Firuz Aminzoda works at a construction site and lives in a hostel in the area of the Technopark metro station. He told military investigators that his younger brother had come to Moscow to work at the end of February. Until recently, they lived and worked together. Ehson was a mason and complained about a difficult work. According to his brother, he had poor health: kidney problems and poor vision. Shortly before the emergency, Aminzoda Jr. found himself a new place of work-he got a job as a waiter at Chaikhona on Mira Avenue and moved to a rented room near the restaurant. The brother replied to the questions of Firuz that he was satisfied with everything, including wages. Ehson planned to accumulate money and return to his homeland to marry. The last time they saw on October 9 in the technopark area. Ehson was in the company of a friend. According to Firuz, he saw his brother’s comrade for the first time, but judging by the fact that the investigators showed him a photograph of the second shooter – a certain Mehrob Rakhmonov, he was very similar to him. After this meeting, Ehson disappeared. His phone was available for some time, but then turned off. For relatives of Aminzoda (his father, a former officer, an employee of the administration of the Khatlon region of Tajikistan) is still not clear how the migrant far from military affairs was at the training ground.
According to the VChK-OGPU, just in the days when the migrant Ehson Aminzod was gone, a comprehensive operational and preventive event “illegal-2022” was held in Moscow (from 10.10 to 17.10). 
The Tajik media is very actively discussing the topic of “recruitment” of foreigners to participate in his territory in Ukraine. Similar cases are reported when migrant workers disappear from the connection, and the situation in the Migration Center Sakharovo, where visitors are imposed on the contract to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation in exchange for simplifying the legalization procedure.
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