An Ingushetia resident has been accused of organizing the financing of militants.

Investigators have sent to court the case of an Ingush resident accused of raising money for international terrorist organizations.

The accused, 33, is being held in a pretrial detention facility. The case against him was opened based on operational materials from the republic's FSB department. The article on organizing the financing of terrorism (Part 4, Article 205.1 of the Russian Criminal Code) against him carries a sentence of fifteen to twenty years in prison, and in some cases, life imprisonment.

According to investigators, the Ingush resident shared the ideology of international terrorist organizations banned in Russia; the investigators did not specify the names and activities of these organizations. He created two open communities on a social network where he published materials promoting terrorism.

Investigators claim that a "collection of funds from an unlimited number of people" was organized among the large number of subscribers to these communities. The accused posted certain bank details and urged online users "to participate in financing illegal activities," the regional Investigative Committee reported on its official Telegram channel.

During the investigation, the man admitted to all charges. The criminal case has now been referred to court for consideration on the merits. Caucasian Knot has not yet received any comments from the accused or his lawyer regarding the investigation's version of events.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that security forces reported the arrest of a 46-year-old resident of Novocherkassk, suspected of financing a terrorist organization for two years.