KavkazCenter - Umarov's senior brother kidnapped two years ago

Umarov's senior brother kidnapped two years ago

In the afternoon on 18 August the Russian mass-media have bursted out sensational reports that the president of CRI, Amir of State Defence Council (Majlis al-Shura ) of CRI Dokka Umarov ostensibly "has laid down weapons and has surrendered to Kadyrov in Gudermes". This "sensation" lasted in 20 minutes. Then others reports came up. "There was a mistake take place", said the "officials", it appeared that the surrendered one was not Dokka Umarov himself but his younger brother. However and this information was also false, because Chechen president does not have a younger brother. Later on invaders and puppets have declared, that senior brother Umarov not the junior "has surrendered" to them. However the senior brother Ahmad had been abducted by munafiqs two years ago and there was no information about his destiny up to now. On Friday on August 18, 2006, Akhmad Umarov has been shown on Russian TV. In his addle message for journalists he has indirectly confirmed the fact of kidnapping, having said that he has not seen his brother for 2 years and that he wishes to find out his kidnapped father.

We shall remind that last year on May 5, 2005, the 72-year-old father of Dokka Umarov had been kidnapped together with the wife of Chechen leader and 6-month-old son. Later on wife and son were released. Nothing is known about the destiny of the father.

We attract attention to the fact that the "sensation" about the surrendering of Umarov has appeared on a background of amplifying reports on unprecedented split among the leaders of puppet formations and about the hearings that days of Ramzan Kadyrov are over. Besides it is not excluded that the hoax started by the Russian propaganda, was needed for somehow to disavow the fact on the so-called "amnesty" declared by Moscow after the death of Shamil Basayev (Shaheed insha Allah), has not responded by any Mujahid. All "surrendered" were abducted and were held in Russian prisons and concentration camps, or had no connection with Mujahideen. Kavkaz Center