Shamil Amirov, one of the leaders of the organized crime group allegedly operating in Russia, was detained in Istanbul. Minister of Internal Affairs Ali Erlikaya announced this on social media. X.
“As a result of the Cage-15 operation, Shamil Amirov, one of the leaders of the Thieves in Law organized crime group operating in the Russian Federation, was detained in the Sarıyer district where he lived,” he wrote.
Yerlikaya noted that Amirov was wanted by Interpol with a “blue” vote on fraud charges.
According to him, Turkish authorities will continue to fight drug traffickers, as well as organized crime groups, including international ones.
On November 30, the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Irina Volk, said that employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB of the Russian Federation Established Identities of those suspected of blackmailing politicians and businessmen for not deleting data.
Before that in Rostov-on-Don detained Leader of the Kinoplenka organized crime group operating in Kazan in the 1990s. According to the report of the Investigation Committee, the retiree was detained on November 26. The man was on the wanted list but managed to escape beforehand.
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