Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Abdulkhakim Hajiyev stated that the special services of Ukraine and NATO are allegedly involved in armed attacks on the territory of Dagestan.
Points of attention
- Russian Deputy accuses Ukraine and NATO of being involved in armed attacks in Dagestan, sparking controversy and doubts among politicians.
- Former head of 'Roscosmos', Dmytro Rogozin, dismisses the accusations as 'pink fog', warning against attributing terrorist attacks to external entities.
- Reports indicate that close relatives of the head of Sergokalinsky district in Dagestan were involved in the attacks, leading to fatalities and ongoing unrest.
- The Russian Federation points fingers at Ukraine and the West for the attacks, suggesting they may be linked to Russian military successes in the region.
- The situation in Dagestan remains tense, with recent incidents like the elimination of attackers in Makhachkala and the fire at the Derbent synagogue highlighting the complexities of the conflict.
The Russian Federation traditionally blames Ukraine and the West for armed attacks in Dagestan
In particular, Hajiyev told propagandist Russian mass media that the armed attacks in Dagestan are allegedly a response to the successes of the occupation army of the Russian Federation in the criminal war unleashed by Russia.
He was unexpectedly contradicted by the former head of "Roscosmos", Dmytro Rogozin, calling such statements "pink fog".
What is known about those involved in armed attacks in Dagestan
According to Russian mass media, the sons and nephew of the head of Sergokalinsky district of the republic, Magomed Omarov, took part in the armed attacks in Derbent and Makhachkala in Dagestan.
According to Interfax, Russian security forces eliminated four attackers in Makhachkala. Three of them have been identified as Omarov's sons and nephew.
It is also reported that the fire in the Derbent synagogue, which was attacked, is currently ongoing.
The head of the police department of Dagestan Vogni, who was seriously injured, died.
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