In Ingushetia, the second suspect in the attack on security forces was detained

Police officers in Ingushetia detained 25-year-old Mikail Moshoev, suspected of an armed attack on a DPS post and police officers. He tried to leave the republic, but was discovered.

In the region, operational measures continue to detain two more members of the group, Adam Ozdoev and Amirkhan Gurazhev. Amir Boko surrendered voluntarily.

All four may have been involved in the attack on the DPS post on 27 March, as well as two shootings with the security forces on 3 and 6 April. Recall that according to their results, three policemen died, 10 were injured.

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