North Ossetian President Sergei Menyailo said that what happened in Dagestan was an externally planned provocation. He wrote this in his own book telegram channel.
As the official stated, the North Caucasus is a multinational and multi-religious region.
“We have always been and are proud of our warm attitude towards each other, regardless of nationality and religion,” he said.
Menyailo expressed confidence that the “xenophobia” currently taking place in the regions neighboring North Ossetia is “fed from outside” by Russia.
He also said he understood “the feelings of Muslims who want to express their support for Palestine.”
“But support does not mean that you should show aggression towards people of any nationality! These are completely different things! Friends, we are now fighting an insidious and dangerous enemy that does not disdain the most inhumane methods. You need to understand this and be cool!” – wrote the head of North Ossetia.
He called not to believe the hoaxes and called for protests.
“We cannot allow our society to be undermined from within! Because our strength is in unity!” – added Menyailo.
A crowd of protesters on the evening of October 29 rush in They went to Makhachkala airport and announced their intention to “find the Jews”.
Before that, security forces announced Makhachkala airport was reinforced, but the forced “checking” of documents of the arriving crowd was not interfered with. gathered to announceRefugees from Israel will not be allowed to enter the republic due to the brutal bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
28 October in Karachay-Cherkessia passed Rally against the arrival of refugees from Israel to the North Caucasus. Several dozen rally participants were detained for violating the established procedure for holding demonstrations.
26 October Ramzan Kadyrov, head of Chechnya saidMass Tahajjud prayers are performed in the mosques of the Republic in support of Palestine. According to him, Muslims pray to God to “save the Palestinian people from Zionist oppression.”
Formerly mufti of the North Caucasus prisoner manifestations of antisemitism.