In Dagestan, 44 arrests have already been appealed in connection with the riots at the airport

The Supreme Court of Dagestan received complaints about 44 arrest decisions in the criminal case about mass disturbances at the Makhachkala airport. This is reported by “Mediazona”.

The press service of the court told the publication that 40 arrest decisions were left unchanged, and 4 more are being considered.

According to “Mediazona” calculations, the Soviet District Court of Makhachkala has already considered 91 petitions for arrest, which may be related to the criminal case of mass riots. At the moment, journalists have not been able to confirm that all the arrests are related to this particular case.

An earlier edition revealed that three weeks after the pogrom at the Makhachkala airport, administrative cases against more than 400 people were filed in the courts of Dagestan. Among the articles for which punctures were made: violation of the order of holding actions, petty hooliganism, violation of airport screening requirements, disobedience to the police.

• In the evening of October 29, from several hundred to one and a half thousand people seized the Makhachkala airport, coming there with an anti-Semitic protest before the arrival of a flight from Tel Aviv. They opposed Israel and demanded the expulsion of Jews from Dagestan. The participants of the action demolished the fence and broke into the territory of the airport. During the riots, more than 20 people were injured, 10 of them received serious injuries. Nine police officers were injured.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the anti-Semitic riots in Makhachkala were “largely inspired by the territory of Ukraine through the agents of Western countries.”