A dramatic situation occurred in Russia on Friday when an ISIS-affiliated man in a prison killed four guards, resulting in the death of all four inmates by snipers of the Russian National Guard.
According to the French news agency “AFP”, the Federal Prison Service of Russia said that on Friday, four prisoners took eight prison guards and four prisoners hostage.
According to the statement, the prisoners belonged to the terrorist organization Daesh, who stabbed four guards, three of whom died on the spot and the fourth died later in hospital.
The Russian National Guard said its snipers killed all four attackers a short time later and all the hostages were freed. While the Federal Prison Service has also taken credit for killing the attackers. The discrepancy could not be immediately explained.
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Details of the violent attack at the IK-19 prison colony in the Servokino region of Volgograd, 535 miles southeast of Moscow, are sparse and it is unclear how the inmates took the guards hostage.
Videos purportedly from the scene and circulated on Russian media and messaging app channels show men brandishing knives on and inside the prison’s balcony, and several men in bloodied guard uniforms on the ground. are giving
In the videos, the alleged attackers claimed support for ISIS and suspects arrested in a March terror attack on a Moscow concert hall that killed 145 people.
The state news agency “Tass” said court records showed that the hostage takers in the prison were from former Soviet Central Asian countries. While all the suspects in the attack on the concert hall belong to Tajikistan.
Volgograd regional governor Andrey Bucharov pointed to reports on social media that the attackers were not Russian citizens, but did not confirm their identities.
“Everyone on our territory is obliged to respect and obey the laws of Russia,” he said in a statement published by the regional administration. We will not allow anyone to try to foment ethnic tension.’
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The “Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Russian Federation” said it categorically rejected the atrocities and claimed that the abortions were inspired from outside Russia.