23 August 2010, 16:00

Sulim Yamadaev's death reported by his brother

Today, the family of Sulim Yamadaev, Hero of Russia and ex-commander of the "Vostok" (East) battalion, decided to switch off his life-supporting equipment, as a result of which Sulim died. This was announced by his brother – Isa Yamadaev.

Last March, Sulim Yamadaev was executed at the car park of the complex Jumeirah Beach Residence in Dubai. Until today, his relatives kept insisting that Sulim survived and was taking his treatment.

According to Isa Yamadaev, after the attempt Sulim was in coma all this time.
The funeral of the former commander of the "Vostok" will take place tomorrow, Isa has added as quoted by the REN TV.

Today it became known that on August 22 Isa Yamadaev had a meeting with President of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov and stated later that he saw no obstacles to building normal relations with him. As reported by the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent, this news caused bewilderment in a number of local residents.

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