Enforcement agencies of Chechnya have no information of Zeinat Suiunova, native of the republic, detained on January, 5, in Volgograd for suspicion of involvement in preparing an act of terror in Moscow.
"As far as I know, Zeinat Suinova aged 24, native of our republic detained in Volgograd, is suspected of complicity in the explosion that took place in Moscow on December, 31. She may also be accused of illegal explosives traffic. Today Suiunova is expected to be transported under guard to Moscow for investigative actions", an officer of the republican law enforcement bodies said to a reporter of "Caucasian Knot".
According to our interlocutor, there is no information of the detained woman's involvement in terror activities in the republic and outside it but he thinks that his colleagues in Volgograd may possibly have strong reasons to accuse her of preparing an act of terror in Moscow. "In the nearest future we will know whether she is really guilty or not", he considers.
Our interlocutor explains Suiunova's detention by the fact that she had been renting a house in Golovachev street in Moscow which was destroyed as a result of an explosion at night of December, 31.
A leader of one of the republican human rights organizations thinks it is still early to draw any conclusions connected with detention of the native of Chechnya in Volgograd. "Mass media immediately spread around the information of detention of a "Chechen terrorist" as usual though at the moment we only know that the house where a home-made bomb exploded had been officially rented by her. I can hardly imagine that a person who is going to commit an act of terror would use his or her own passport to rent a dwelling. It is only the court that can declare a person a criminal", our interlocutor said.
The "Caucasian Knot" has already reported that in the evening of December, 31, there was an explosion in a single-storey brick house in Golovachev street, in the territory of "Object" pistol club. A home-made explosive device meant for committing an act of terror was supposedly activated. Remains of a young woman whose husband had been detained for participations in the separatists' paramilitary groups and is currently kept in Pyatigorsk was found under the fragments of the exploded building. Zeinat Suiunova who had been the official tenant of the house was detained on January, 5, in Volgograd.
See earlier reports: "Tsivas: closed trial on Kusaite's case is caused by reluctance to disclose links of Lithuanian secret services with Russian FSB," "Inspectors break the rights of Daurbekov, suspected of Vladikavkaz terror act, advocate asserts," "Magomedsalam Magomedov: recent count of terror act casualties in Dagestan has reached 1100."
