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Russian sentenced to prison in Germany for planning to murder Chechen dissident
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Russian sentenced to prison in Germany for planning to murder Chechen dissident

A German courtroom sentenced a Russian citizen to 10 years in jail Thursday for planning to kill a Chechen dissident.

Valid D. was discovered responsible of buying a weapon and planning to kill Mokhmad Abdurakhmanov, a Chechen refugee residing in southeastern Germany.

Christoph Wiesner, the Munich courtroom’s presiding decide, stated the homicide was deliberate “with the knowledge, approval and interest” of Chechen chief Ramzan Kadyrov.

Prosecutors alleged that Valid D. acquired a weapon and ammunition after receiving the order in 2020, and spied on Abdurakhmanov to get particulars about his house within the southwestern area of Bavaria.

The homicide geared toward silencing Abdurakhmanov and his brother, Tumso, a outstanding Chechen blogger residing in Sweden, in response to German authorities.

Source: www.anews.com.tr

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