Power agents identify the person killed in KBR as IS recruiter

Power agents have identified the man killed in the outskirt of Nalchik, who, according to their version, rendered armed resistance, when they tried to detain him. According to a law enforcement source, he had been sued for being a militant, and was engaged in recruiting people for the war for the "Islamic State" (IS).

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on August 6, in the micro-district of Dubki in the outskirt of Nalchik, a man, who arouse suspicion of policemen, noticing the pursuit, opened fire from a submachine gun and then threw a grenade. He was killed by return fire.

According to the "LifeNews", which quotes its law enforcement source, the policemen killed a 38-year-old Azamat Indreev, who was convicted in 2012; and immediately after release from prison, he returned to the local underground.

According to the source, after release, Indreev was in the legal status, but was engaged in recruiting young people for sending them to the warfare waged by the IS, which is recognized as a terrorist organization. The source said that Indreev had close relationships with Robert Zankishiev (Abdullakh), who is federally wanted. The source said that Zankishiev is Amir of "Vilayet of KBK" – a part of the "Imarat Kavkaz".

Full text of the article is available on the Russian page of 24/7 Internet agency ‘Caucasian Knot’.