As the "Caucasian Knot" reported, today hundreds of residents of the republic gathered at Uytash airport for the arrival of a flight from Tel Aviv at the call of anonymous Telegram channels . They declared that they would not allow Jews to enter Dagestan and organized searches of cars and buses. The young people even inspected the equipment of the security forces, trying to find those arriving from Israel. At 21.40 Moscow time, sources reported that the crowd had been pushed out of the runway.
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At the airport, detentions of people who ran out onto the runway began, the telegram channel “Echo of Dagestan” reported at 22.47 Moscow time. The post is accompanied by a short video, 25 seconds long, filmed through an airplane window. In it, about ten security forces are visible on the runway next to the plane; two people are lying on the runway, being held by the security forces.
The police began making arrests at the airport, the “Caution News” channel reported at 10:51 p.m. Moscow time. “Some of the Dagestanis were pinned down right on the runway, another group of protesters were pushed towards the fences - now they are fighting off the security forces,” the post says. The publication is also accompanied by a video, which shows a large number of security forces equipped with protective equipment with shields and batons. They pushed the crowd behind the fence, from where the screams were heard.
The airfield in Makhachkala has been cleared of illegally entered persons, the Federal Air Transport Agency reported. “At 22.20 Moscow time, thanks to the work of law enforcement agencies, the airfield was cleared of unauthorized entry by citizens,” the department reported on its Telegram channel at 22.57 Moscow time.
After the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Muslims in the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District have repeatedly spoken out in support of the Palestinians. Thus, in Chechnya, the clergy organizes daily mass prayers in support of Palestine; the muftiates of Dagestan and Karachay-Cherkessia also reported thousands of participants in prayers in support of Palestine.
Who and how in the North Caucasus expressed support for Palestine is stated in the “Caucasian Knot” document “Actions in support of Palestine in the North Caucasus”.
A number of actions took on an anti-Israel character. Thus, on October 17, residents of Dagestan tried to hold an action in the central square of Makhachkala, which was stopped by security forces. In Cherkessk and Khasavyurt, protests were held against the arrival of refugees from Israel to the North Caucasus. The Coordination Center for Muslims of the North Caucasus (CCMCC) issued an appeal regarding the situation in Palestine and the reaction to it in the North Caucasus, calling anti-Semitic actions unacceptable, and also urged not to regard the opinion of their participants as the opinion of the people.
The fighting between Israel and the Hamas movement began on October 7 with hundreds of rockets fired at Israel, including civilian objects and civilians. Terrorists entered Israeli territory, taking hundreds of hostages. The Defense Army launched Operation Iron Swords against Hamas, Israel announced a blockade of the Gaza Strip: supplies of water, food, electricity, medicine, and fuel were suspended. Thousands of people died on both sides .
The Islamic movement Hamas is recognized as terrorist in a number of countries: in particular, France and the European Union added it to the list of terrorist groups after the escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. In Russia, the movement has not been declared terrorist, since none of its representatives have been convicted in Russia, the Prosecutor General’s Office reported.
In Dagestan, due to the incident at Makhachkala airport, an operational headquarters was created, headed by the head of the republic Sergei Melikov. According to the press service of the regional government, an emergency meeting will be held soon.
“An operational headquarters has been created to deal with the incident in connection with the socio-political situation in Dagestan. The headquarters is headed by the Head of Dagestan Sergei Melikov,” the republican government wrote on the Telegram channel.
It is noted that the authorities determine the tasks and actions of the headquarters members. An emergency meeting will be held with the participation of the leadership of government bodies, municipalities and law enforcement agencies.
As Regnum reported, due to the situation at the Makhachkala airport, a criminal case was opened for organizing mass riots, accompanied by violence, pogroms, arson, destruction of property, the use of firearms, explosives, as well as armed resistance to government officials.
The rioters have been detained. Those inciting riots and inciting ethnic hatred will also be held criminally liable.
The Dagestan prosecutor's office is monitoring the case of unrest at the Makhachkala Uytash airport.
Riots at the airport began on October 29, involving several thousand people, carrying anti-Israeli signs and chanting slogans in support of Palestine. At some point, part of the crowd broke the entrance doors and broke into the airport terminal building.
The Federal Air Transport Agency assured that the Makhachkala airfield was cleared of unauthorized people who had entered there and were rushing to the plane arriving from Tel Aviv.
The department also reported that the capital's airport was closed to receive aircraft from October 29 until 02:59 Moscow time on November 6 (preliminary).
The situation at Makhachkala airport is under control. The identities of everyone who took part in the riots will be established using CCTV cameras.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs called on residents to temporarily restrict traffic on the Makhachkala-Kaspiysk highway.
As Regnum reported , on the evening of October 29, a crowd of people broke onto the runway of Makhachkala airport. Makhachkala airport is temporarily closed. Incoming planes were redirected to alternate airfields.
The riots near the air harbor began with a rally in support of Palestine.
The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the North Caucasus reported the initiation of a criminal case due to unrest at the airport. The violators were detained. Those who incited riots and incited ethnic hatred will not escape criminal liability.
The Dagestan Prosecutor's Office became interested in the mass unrest at the Makhachkala Uytash airport, the press service of the supervisory agency confirmed on October 29.
“The prosecutor’s office of the republic has placed control over the progress of the investigation of the criminal case into mass unrest at the Uytash airport,” the department said in a statement on its Telegram channel.
Earlier, in connection with the events at Makhachkala airport, investigative authorities opened a criminal case under Article 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Mass riots”).
As Regnum reported , due to the penetration of unknown persons into the territory of the Makhachkala airport, a decision was made to temporarily close the air harbor. The planes were redirected to alternate airfields.
Riots near the Makhachkala airport began on October 29 with the participation of several thousand people, people came with anti-Israel posters and chanted slogans in support of Palestine. At some point, part of the crowd broke the entrance doors and broke into the airport terminal building.
The head of North Ossetia, Sergei Menyailo, called the events in Dagestan a provocation planned from outside. He noted that he understands the feelings of Muslims who are ready to express support for Palestine, but there is no need to show aggression towards people of other nationalities.
Menyailo called on everyone to keep a cool head, not believe fakes and not give in to calls for protests. Enemies cannot be allowed to undermine society from within, the head of North Ossetia added.
Makhachkala airport is temporarily closed, planes have been redirected to alternate airfields, the press service of the Federal Air Transport Agency reported on October 29.
“Due to the penetration of unknown persons onto the apron of the Makhachkala airport, a decision was made to temporarily close the airport for servicing flights for arrival and departure,” the Federal Air Transport Agency wrote on its Telegram channel.
It is noted that law enforcement officers are working on the spot, and the measures taken will remain in effect until the situation normalizes.
The planes that were supposed to land in Makhachkala were redirected to alternate airfields, the Federal Air Transport Agency added.
As Regnum reported , on October 29, a crowd of people broke onto the runway of Makhachkala airport, then immediately surrounded several aircraft with passengers. The riots near the air harbor began with a rally in support of Palestine. At some point, part of the crowd broke the entrance doors and broke into the airport terminal building.
The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the North Caucasus reported the initiation of a criminal case due to unrest at the airport. The violators were detained. Those who incited riots and incited ethnic hatred will not escape criminal liability.
The situation in Dagestan is a provocation planned from outside, the head of North Ossetia Sergei Menyailo said on October 29.
“I am sure that the surge in xenophobia that we are now seeing in neighboring regions is fueled from outside our country!” — he wrote in his Telegram channel.
“It wuz da Jooos — they musta dunnit!”
The head of North Ossetia noted that he understands the feelings of Muslims who are ready to express support for Palestine, but there is no need to show aggression towards people of other nationalities.
No? Fair enough.
Menyailo called on everyone to keep a cool head, not believe fakes and not give in to calls for protests. We cannot allow enemies to undermine society from within, the head of the republic added.
As Regnum reported , on October 29 in Dagestan, several hundred people gathered near the Flamingo Hotel in Khasavyurt and demanded that the Israelis be expelled from it. Police officers allowed two protesters into the hotel so that they could make sure that only tourists from Russian regions were in the hotel building. After viewing the rooms, the crowd began to disperse.
Also on October 29, riots began at the Makhachkala airport, and the operation of the air harbor was blocked. Several thousand people came with anti-Israel posters and slogans in support of Palestine. At some point, part of the crowd broke the entrance doors and broke into the airport terminal building.
The head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, called on the residents of the republic, due to the worsening of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, not to succumb to provocations from enemy Internet resources, and to stop any attempts to split Russian society. He pointed out the need to conduct thorough searches to neutralize those destructive forces that push local residents to violate public order.
Military expert Yuri Podolyaka believes that the Ukrainian Center for Information and Psychological Operations is behind the anti-Jewish rallies in Russia. According to him, TsIPSO “doesn’t give a damn about both the first and the second,” the main thing for them is that “an internal war begins in Russia, which would distract the authorities from the destruction of Nazism.”
A criminal case for mass riots was opened due to the situation at Makhachkala airport. This was reported to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the North Caucasus.
Previously, Makhachkala airport was closed for arrivals and departures.
“A criminal case has been opened for organizing mass riots, accompanied by violence, pogroms, arson, destruction of property, the use of firearms, explosives, as well as armed resistance to government officials,” the Ministry of Internal Affairs explained.
Participants in the riots at Makhachkala airport were detained. Also, those inciting riots and inciting ethnic hatred will be held criminally liable.
Impressive! Truly, I am impressed.
As Regnum reported, in Makhachkala on October 29, a crowd of people broke onto the airport runway and immediately surrounded several aircraft carrying passengers.
Earlier it became known that several hundred people gathered near the Flamingo Hotel in the city of Khasavyurt in Dagestan, demanding that the Israelis be expelled from it. According to media reports, on the evening of October 28, a rumor spread among local residents that several Israelis who had fled the war to relatives in Dagestan had allegedly checked into one of the hotels.
The head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov , called on residents of the region, against the backdrop of the worsening Palestinian-Israeli conflict, not to succumb to provocations from enemy Internet resources, and to stop any attempts to split Russian society.
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