Representatives of Ingushetia responded to the attack on natives of the republic in the Vladimir region

The incident related to the fight in the Vladimir region is under the control of the head of Ingushetia, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov. This was reported by the senator from the region, Mikail Ilezov.

"Instructions were immediately given to study the issue from the point of view of the objectivity of the investigation of the circumstances of the incident. Senator from the Vladimir region, Andrei Shokhin, is also involved in the issue," Ilezov said.

In addition, the representative of the republic to the President of the Russian Federation, Magomed Malsagov, met with the relatives of the injured natives of Ingushetia. According to him, the victims are safe, and the perpetrators will be punished.

Recall that on May 6, in the city of Kamenskovo, Vladimir region, a mass brawl took place on the porch of the "777" hotel. It is reported that the natives of Ingushetia could have been attacked by members of the "Russian Community" movement. State Duma deputy from Chechnya Adam Delimkhanov called on law enforcement agencies to respond to the nationalist incident.

"What is happening on the video is pure nationalism and lawlessness, which must be thoroughly investigated and the instigators punished. Unfortunately, when something like this happens to national minorities, law enforcement officers often turn a blind eye to it," Delimkhanov said.

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