Kadyrov suspects teip members of killed Ingushes of aiding terrorism

The head of Chechnya has ordered to check whether there were any signs of complicity in terrorism in the words of the members of the Ingush teips (family clans), who had demanded proofs that their relatives, who were killed in the attack on policemen, were terrorists. Ramzan Kadyrov has revised the initial version of the attack committed by two Ingushes on the armed law enforcers, stating that the latter were unarmed.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on December 30, members of the Ingush teips of Timurzievs and Sultygovs demanded proofs that the natives of Ingushetia shot dead by law enforcers in Grozny on December 28, were terrorists. Magomed Daudov, Speaker of the Chechen Parliament, made an appointment with them and reminded them of the blood feud. After that, members of the above teips said that they had watched a video from the venue that clearly showed the attackers' actions. They have admitted they had been wrong and expressed condolences to the family of the killed law enforcer.

According to Kadyrov, "the criminal intentions of the Timurziev brothers are beyond doubt," says the Instagram page the "Grozny" TV Channel.

Besides, the head of Chechnya has stated that the attacked patrol-and-post (PPS) inspector had no firearms. These words came into conflict with his own version that the attackers' had attempted to take away the police men's service firearms.