Yamadaevs' relatives believe that the search of Ruslan's summer cottage was aimed at murdering Isa

The search conducted on November 5 by Chechen militiamen of the cottage located near Moscow and belonging to former deputy of the State Duma Ruslan Yamadaev, who was killed last year in Moscow, most likely, pursued the aim to kill his younger brother Isa, who is now the leader of this family clan, which is opposing the incumbent Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov. This is the conviction of Yamadaevs' relatives and friends.

They also believe that two other Yamadaev brothers - Musa and Badruddi are also in serious danger.

"The version that in the Odintsovo District near Moscow, in the house of Khalid (Ruslan Yamadaev) MIA agents had allegedly looked for Musa with the aim to bring him to Chechnya for interrogation, is a fantasy," said a source close to the Yamadaev family.

"I can't understand how a squad of militiamen armed up to the teeth (in searching Khalid's cottage at least 15 agents of Chechen MIA took place) got the right to act outside their region without any involvement of local law enforcement bodies," the source was surprised.

In his opinion, this incident is one more evidence that Kadyrov feels himself a full-fledged master not only in his republic but elsewhere in Russia.

Meanwhile, law enforcement bodies of Chechnya assert that the search in Ruslan Yamadaev's cottage in Odintsovo was duly sanctioned.