lol I was just reading about a coked up Chechen oligarch who started shoouting in a five-star hotel near Kremlin and came across Aleks!
"I have a lot of fighters, I do not hide it, but I like to walk alone." This is true, he has many fighters, and has them in common with Kadyrov. Dzhabrailov has long been guarded by Kadyrovtsy, "seconded" to Moscow. This is his power unit. They are also not bad at having fun in Moscow, to match the owner. Here, for example, these three, who made a memory photo at the entrance to the hotel "Radisson Royal" in Moscow (the former hotel "Ukraine"):
The one in the middle is Rustambek (Rustam) Agayev from Urus-Martan, born in 1984. A man who can hardly write in Russian, but at 26 years became a colonel of the FSB.
Bekhan Gaszkhadzhiev, his battle comrade. The photo was taken in a Caucasian cell in Butyrka prison in December 2014. Gazapkhadzhiev is in the extreme right.
How did he get into Butyrka? - He, the "Colonel" Agayev, Bekhan Shakarov and three more militants from the Dzhabrailov guards were arrested in Moscow in 2014 for extortion. The way they sat down in prison (and how they came out) is a pretty vivid example of the Putin system in Russia.
One bandit lawyer and decision-maker by the name of Michael Kapura owed $ 2 million to Ralif Safin (father of the singer Alsu). Safin turned for help to the authority of Inshakov (Inshak), the old ally of Yaponchik. Yaponchik (Ivankov) was killed in 2009, but Inshak is still in authority.
At the request of Safin, Inshak agreed with the Chechens that they would go and beat out the debt of $ 2 million
January 16, 2014 Rustambek Agayev and his brother came to the office to the debtor for a heartfelt talk. However, the debtor Mikhail Mikhailovich Kapura was not a simple guy. First, his real name is Samir Muzafarovich Aliev. Once he was a raider in the Izmaylovo OPG, helped the gang capture the giants of Russian metallurgy. Under Putin, he changed his name and surname, and the brotherhood put him in the Federation Council as a senator. And secondly, and this is the most important thing - the Izmaylovo brotherhood is also the FSB, only there are not simple colonels.
In short, everything was more complicated in Moscow than in Urus-Martan (more bandits). The Chechens were tied up, given decent prison terms: dozen year on average, for Colonel Agaev - 11 years.
But they did not stay there long. Soon, the Supreme Court of Russia changed the article from racketeering to arbitrariness and reduced the terms to three times. And afterwards - an amnesty, and for exemplary behavior, all went free, after serving a couple of years in view of the pre-trial detention.
Rustambek Agayev is free with new friends from the fight club "Akhmat":
Some believe that athlete Alexander Emelianenko disgraced his name in such an institution and with such "friends". But on the other hand, where to go: he left prison recently, Rustambek came out recently, they have something to talk about.
