Head of the Moscow department of the Federal Service for Drug Control, Vasily Yurchenko, reported seizures of 174 kg of heroin in the suburban house a 47-year-old Nazim oglu Ilgar Imanov. According to Yurchenko, Imanov is a member of KVN "Guys from Baku."
"He is an outstanding personality. He is now one of the founders of the bank, in addition, by a number of LLC in distribution of food. It is difficult to argue anything, he hired workers who guard his house at least for two years," said Yurchenko at the press conference in Moscow. According to him, the house of Imanov is a three-storey mansion on 17 acres. Heroin was seized in the two-story house standing close guard.
"We invited him for questioning today. Azerbaijani group was" Guys from Baku. "I can only say one thing: on October 18, 2014 the citizen bought new expensive car Audi Q7 worth $100 thousand," added Yurchenko.
Earlier the FDCS Director Viktor Ivanov said that from Imanov’s house on Friday night was seized 174 kg of heroin worth $500 million.
The house was guarded by native of Tajikistan, one of which is heavily drugged. Six people were arrested, including the leader of the group, which, according to Ivanov, is fairly well-known face in the criminal circles. Heroin was delivered to Russia in wagons from Central Asia, and was hidden in boxes of bananas.
The team "Guys from Baku" denied the information that Ilgar Imanov is its member.-06D-
Social
-
Enjoy 5 GB of free internet for 3 months with OPPO and Honor devices Azercell announces a new campaign for its subscribers on the eve of the New Year. Prepaid line subscribers who purchase OPPO and Honor devices can now enjoy a complimentary 3-month subscription to a 5 GB internet pack.
-
Recently, MP Gudrat Hasanguliyev proposed in parliament that the President of Azerbaijan be granted the authority to pardon not only convicted individuals but also those under investigation.
-
Historian Jamil Hasanli's recent Facebook post has reignited debates over Azerbaijan's pension system and labor market, exposing significant shortcomings in social welfare and employment policies. The sharp critique followed Minister of Labor and Social Protection Sahil Babayev's parliamentary statement that individuals who have never worked or contributed to social insurance should not be eligible for pensions. The statement has drawn attention to entrenched structural issues in Azerbaijan's labor and pension frameworks, where employment gaps and limited social safety nets exacerbate inequality.
-
A group of ticktockers was arrested in Azerbaijan under administrative procedure. According to the press service of the Interior Ministry, the detainees ‘showed disrespect to society, posted unethical posts and appeals in social networks that are contrary to moral values’.
Leave a review