05:00, 10 September 2014

Border guards find hideout with missile on Ingush-Georgian border

An anti-tank guided missile "Fagot". Photo: Suradnik13 https://ru.wikipedia.org

On September 9, in the territory of Ingushetia, near the Russian-Georgian border, a hiding with an anti-tank missile was found. This was reported by a source in the law enforcement bodies of Northern Caucasus.

According to the source, the hiding with an anti-tank guided missile "Fagot" was detected by border guards in the Djeirakh District of Ingushetia, near the village of Ezmi. The source has refused to clarify how the weapons could appear in the hiding and who could create the very hiding.

In September 2010, border guards found a hiding also near the village of Ezmi. They gave the found ammunition out to the police of the Djeirakh District, the agency "Ingushetia" reports.

The "Caucasian Knot" has also reported that in late August 2014, in the vicinity of the villages of Ali-Yurt and Ekazhevo of the Nazran District of Ingushetia, law enforcers found hidings with submachine guns, grenades and a large quantity of ammunition.