Among the killed invaders in the Rostov pre-trial detention center are three natives of Ingushetia, one each from Chechnya, Dagestan and Stavropol.

During the assault on pre-trial detention center-1 in Rostov, special forces eliminated three natives of Ingushetia - Malik Gandaloev, Shamil Akiev and Azamat Tsitskiev, as well as a native of Chechnya Tamerlan Gireev, Magomed Saipudinov from Dagestan and Daniil Kamnev from Stavropol.

Let us remind you that in the early morning of June 16, the “Mujahideen of the Islamic State” (as they called themselves) captured two hostages in pre-trial detention center No. 1 from among the employees of the Federal Penitentiary Service. The prisoners demanded transport and the opportunity to leave the detention center. They died during the assault, the hostages were not injured. Searches are now being carried out in the pre-trial detention center, and security forces are looking for accomplices of the victims.

During the escape, prisoners held in different cells broke down the bars and climbed down from the upper floors using ropes. They entered the duty station, where they took an operational officer and the head of the operational department hostage.

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