Former football player of Lokomotiv, Anzhi and Dynamo Kyiv Alexander Aliyev called on the Armed Forces of Ukraine to kill civilians in the Kursk region. The football player stated this in a video on his social networks.
“I want to address those on the front lines. Friends, take care of yourselves and move forward. Kill civilians,” Aliyev said.
Aliyev is a native of Khabarovsk, and his mother lives in Kursk. He stated that he currently has no contact with his son.
“I don’t communicate at all, that’s all,” says the Telegram channel SHOT Aliyev’s mother.
“He could be on the international wanted list”
The former football player has previously repeatedly published anti-Russian statements and expressed support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Press service The Moscow Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reported that a criminal case was opened against Aliyev for calls for terrorist activities.
“The Koptevsky Interregional Investigation Department of the Investigation Directorate of the Northern Administrative District of the Main Investigation Directorate of the Moscow City Investigation Committee of the Russian Federation has opened a criminal case against Alexander Aliyev. He is suspected of committing a crime under Part 2 of Art. 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (calling on the public to engage in terrorist activities) is included in the message.
Criminal lawyer Maxim Kalinov admitted in his interview with socialbites.ca that Aliyev could be put on the international wanted list, so he could be arrested in the territory of another state and extradited to Russia.
“Of course, if he speaks several times, there will be several sections, even if it is based on a single article.
In the event of a criminal case, he could be put on an international wanted list, arrested and extradited to Russia; for example, if he goes on holiday to the Emirates, he could be arrested there.”
– says Kalinov.
“Absolutely crazy person”
Former Lokomotiv Moscow president Nikolai Naumov spoke about Aliyev. He told socialbites.ca about the high football level of the former Ukrainian national team player, adding that Aliyev is prone to cruelty, unpredictable and characterized by “fascist sentiments”.
“He is definitely a crazy person, he is absolutely unpredictable. And together [экс-игроком сборной Украины Артемом] “They played very decent tricks on the Milevskys. He tried to do this in Moscow. We understood that this would not be allowed and tried to keep him strict in terms of discipline. As far as I remember, he and his wife did not get along at home: constant quarrels, scandals. All this is due to alcohol addiction,” Naumov said.
The official also said that Lokomotiv helped Aliyev regain his Russian citizenship.
“We returned his Russian citizenship; he was born in Khabarovsk and received his passport there.
According to the laws of our country, if his first passport is Russian, he can get as many passports of other countries as he wants, but since Russia has not given up its citizenship, it recognizes him as its own citizen. And we listed him as a Russian,” Naumov said.
Speaking about Aliyev’s latest statement, the former president of Lokomotiv noted that he was not surprised by the former football player’s words.
“His new statement? I’m not surprised. There was always cruelty in his character, both on the field and in everyday life. His wife complained that he was mistreated. There is nothing surprising in this. There is fascism and extremism in him; I don’t know where he was brought up like that,” Naumov concluded.
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Source: Gazeta
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