روسيا: التحقيق مع مسؤولين بالداخلية بتهمة ابتزاز مسلمي موسكو

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

كشفت بعض وسائل الإعلام الروسية أن مكتب النائب العام تسلم مواد من قبل قيادات أمنية فيدرالية تؤكد تورط عدد من قيادات أمنية كبيرة بإدارة مكافحة الإرهاب في القيام بابتزاز المجتمع الإسلامي بـ"موسكو".

فقد أشارت المواد المقدمة للنائب العام إلى أن بعض كبار الضباط قاموا بابتزاز أصحاب المتاجر بسوق "ليفورتوفسكي" قبيل أعياد الميلاد، بعد المطالبة بمليون روبيل روسي للسماح لهم بمزاولة نشاطهم، الذي زعموا أنه موقوف بحجة القيام بعمليات تفتيش أمني. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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High-ranking Interior Ministry officials suspected of extortion from a Moscow Muslim community

Federal Security Service officials have submitted to the Prosecutor General's Office materials stating that several high-ranking officials from the Interior Ministry's Main Department for the Prevention of Extremism extorted a large amount of money from a Moscow Muslim community, Kommersant daily reports.

"The Federal Security Service officers obtained information that a major extortion incident had occurred in the Moscow Lefortovsky market before the New year holidays. According to that information, a group of police officers went to the market under the pretext of an inspection, suspended the market's operation and demanded 1 million rubles from traders for permission to resume work," Kommersant writes.

According to the Federal Security Service, the traders only managed to raise half of the amount, but the police officers were content with that and left the market.

There were high-ranking Interior Ministry officials among the policemen who went to the Lefortovsky market on December 28. Federal Security Service officials submitted the materials they have collected to the Prosecutor General's Office.

According to Kommersant, the police said they were checking reports stating that there was an illegal extremist center disguised as a prayer room at the market, which was visited by Muslim traders and Tajik workers from nearby construction sites.