Three Students from Ingushetia Wanted on Suspicion of Preparing a Terrorist Attack

The law enforcement agencies are looking for the Ingush Malgobek, three students of the Astrakhan State Medical Academy. At the end of February, the boys arrived in the republic and disappeared. According to the police, they can plan an attack.
According to the police, 22-year-old Malik Gandaloev, his 21-year-old brother Ramazan and their 23-year-old friend Arsen Gammadov, without informing the university authorities and relatives, collected personal belongings from a rented apartment in Astrakhan and took a shuttle taxi to Nazran on February 27. They got off in the s.p. Troitskoe area, after which they were not seen. A «farewell» letter of a religious and extremist nature was discovered at their place of residence in Astrakhan. 
Relatives learned about the disappearance on March 2. Then Gammadov wrote his father a message «Don’t look for me». Now all three friends are reported missing. Cops think guys might be planning an attack.

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