Yəhya Məmmədov və Elnur Cəbiyev
Baku/07.05.21/Turan: The State Security Service (SSS) announced the detention of Azerbaijani citizens, Yahya Mammadov and Elnur Jabiyev for participating in illegal armed formations of the Taliban movement.
Mammadov and Jabiyev left Azerbaijan in 2010, moved to Iran and from there illegally entered Pakistan, where they joined the illegal armed group Salahaddin of the Taliban Movement in North Waziristan and Urugzai provinces of Pakistan, press release of the State Security Service.
Both were charged as defendants in a criminal case initiated by the State Security Service under Art. 12.1, 279.1 (participation in illegal armed groups outside Azerbaijan).
A preventive measure in the form of arrest was chosen against them. — 03D06-
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