Russian Rebel Almost Murders a FSB Officer During Arrest

After all, attacking FSB officers cannot go unpunished. Yesterday, security forces detained the son of Mutvala Shykhlinski, the head of the Azerbaijani diaspora in the Urals. On July 1, at the time of his arrest, he was driving a Gelik, which nearly killed an FSB officer. The officer hit his head hard on the pavement.

According to the e1 news outlet, the detainee's father, Shahin Shykhlinski, is in hiding. A criminal case has been opened against him in Moscow under Article 318 (Use of Violence against a Government Official). He was in the car with his son when it struck the security officer. According to preliminary reports, Shahin gave his son the order to drive. So, first they detained him for some unknown reason, smashing his car windows, then they released him, allowed him to escape, and now they have to search for him again. And it's strange that the case was opened in Moscow, even though it happened in Yekaterinburg. Isn't there anyone there to file cases against diasporas?