The Cheka-OGPU continues to reveal details of the twisted story of kidnapping and extortion…

The Cheka-OGPU continues to reveal the details of the twisted story of kidnapping and extortion carried out by the henchmen of Ramzan Kadyrov’s nephew. A pre-investigation check is being carried out on this fact, which is being strongly opposed. Businessman Khamzat Askhabov came under pressure from Chechen security officials-collectors from the inner circle of the head of the traffic police, Idris Cherkhigov, who had previously appeared in the “cordon” of the Central Clinical Hospital, where the uncle of the head of the Chechen Republic was allegedly being treated (but in reality Ramzan Kadyrov himself was there). The oil worker, who at one time commented to Forbes on the collapse of fuel prices and the freezing of his rigs, said that he was kidnapped in Moscow, taken to Chechnya, where he was held in a basement and demanded money. The process, according to the statement, was personally led by the assistant of Kadyrov’s nephew Aslan Deniev. As a result, part of the ransom was paid for him, and a cottage in the Odintsovo district was transferred to the extortionists (later put up for sale for 62 million rubles). The Cheka-OGPU has the relevant documents at its disposal. The prisoner was released on an obligation to hand over the remainder of the extorted amount.

After Khamzat Askhabov failed to pay, a criminal case was opened against him in the Chechen Republic under the article “Fraud” of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. This is a common practice in Chechnya: when local security forces need to kidnap someone to the rest of Russia and take them to the republic, they fabricate a case against him in the Chechen Republic, most often of fraud.

Chechen police put the oilman on the wanted list and tried to detain him in one of the restaurants in Nakhabino, near Moscow. Aslan Deniev, his brother Ruslan Deniev, who serves as an operative in Odintsovo near Moscow, and friends of the latter from a number of units of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Moscow Region came for the businessman. But members of Khamzat Askhabov’s family literally fought him off. Next, a criminal case was opened against the son and father of the oil worker in the Krasnogorsk Investigative Committee under the article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “Use of violence against a representative of the authorities.” A Moscow region operative Ruslan Deniev wrote a statement against Rashid and Magomed Askhabov. The Askhabov family contract allegedly prevented him from capturing the wanted man; moreover, one of them strangled him, while the other beat him at the same time. Both defendants fled and, like their relative, were put on the wanted list.

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As the Cheka-OGPU managed to find out, the house in which Khamzat Askhabov lived with his family was indeed sold to a third party by proxy on behalf of the oilman. The “interests” of the wanted man were represented by a certain Zelimkhan Ibragiev.

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