In St. Petersburg, authorities are actively pursuing a blue Skoda Rapid linked to a murder investigation involving a businessman named Viktor Aliyev. The information comes from reports circulating on the Mash Telegram channel, which notes that the vehicle may be connected to individuals who were present at the time of the incident. The police have requested heightened vigilance from the public, as the occupants of the car could be armed. Mash Telegram channel report cited.
Investigators indicate that two insurance policies were issued for the vehicle under the name of a 50-year-old man who has appeared online as a business coach. The car has been placed on the national wanted list, and law enforcement agencies are urging anyone who sees it to exercise extreme caution. The Mash Telegram channel corroborates that the insured party is a public figure, though the exact nature of the links to the broader case remains under review. Mash Telegram channel report cited.
On June 5, 2023, at approximately 09:00, Viktor Aliyev, who served as the general manager of the construction company Monolit, was fatally shot by unidentified assailants. Aliyev had arrived at the construction site on Gluharskaya Street to meet with the site’s general contractor. Local observers note that the tempo and method of the attack suggested premeditation and a targeted approach to the confrontation. The attacker is described as a man in business attire who was seen at the scene wearing an orange safety helmet. According to the Shot Telegram channel, the assailant fired multiple shots aimed at various parts of Aliyev’s torso, neck, and head. The victim did not survive the exchange, and emergency responders were unable to save him at the site. The details regarding the exact sequence of shots and the offender’s movements were reported by the same source, which has been circulating among regional news outlets. Mash Telegram channel report cited.
In another development, authorities confirmed that Gadzhikurban Bayrambegov, who served as the headman of Rubas village in Dagestan, was found dead. The 61-year-old figure’s death adds to the sense of violence affecting several regions and has prompted discussions among local security services about protective measures for public officials and community leaders. Investigators have begun examining potential links between the Dagestan incident and the Steubi area case in St. Petersburg, but no formal connection has been established as of yet. The reporting on these events has been ongoing across various Telegram channels, including updates from Mash and Shot, which continue to monitor any developments as they arise. Mash Telegram channel and Shot Telegram channel reports cited.