No precise information about two terrorist suspects

Two residents of Chechnya accused of blowing up Russian planes in the evening of August 24 may not have been involved in these terror attacks. One of the women is alive and is in Rostov Region now, a source in the Chechen Interior Ministry told the Caucasian Knot correspondent. "According to our information, Aminat Nagayeva, who was considered the Shakhid who blown up the Tu-134 plane on August 24, is alive. She stays in Rostov Region and trades at a local market. It is possible that the terrorist who blown up the plane had on her forged papers with Aminat Nagayeva's name.

As for the second suicide bomber, who is called Satsita Dzhebirkhanova, her relatives say that a few days before the terror attack she had been detained by unknown people at one of the Russian check-points on the border with Azerbaijan, where she went for goods. The servicemen in masks took her and another girl away in a car in an unknown direction. We are checking this information. In my opinion, there are still much more questions than answers in this case (the plane crashes are meant). If Nagayeva and Dzhebirkhanova did not blow up the planes, who did it then? How did forged papers with Nagayeva's name fall into the terrorist's hands? Is it true that Dzhebirkhanova was detained and if it is who did it?" the source said.