On February 10, the head of the Council of Deputies of the Meshchansky District of Moscow from United Russia Alexander Zakuskin sprayed pepper spray into the eyes of 69-year-old Chechen woman Salima Yusupkhadzhieva, district activist Elena Aruchidi said on Facebook.
According to Aruchidi, the woman, like several other people, was selling sausage, flatbread and wild garlic near the office building on Shchepkina Street. At this time, Zakuskin approached her, took a picture and threatened to deport her, and when Yusupkhadzhieva tried to show him her passport with Russian citizenship, he sprayed pepper spray in her face. In the Sota video, a woman whose face is not visible says that the deputy also kicked her box.
The activist attached an extract from the medical record to the post, which says that doctors recorded a first-degree burn of the conjunctiva and cornea of the saleswoman.
According to Sota, on February 11, Zakuskin called Aruchidi, tried to get to her house and demanded to delete the post. Later, politician Elvira Vikhareva addressed the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov: “In broad daylight, a Chechen woman was attacked near a mosque by spraying pepper spray in her face. United Russia deputy Zakuskin attacked. Will you cut off his head too?”.
On February 12, the Chechnya Today YouTube channel published a video showing State Duma deputy from Chechnya Adam Delimkhanov calling Zakuskin. In a conversation with the attacker, he notes that «they don't do that.» The head of the Council of Deputies of the Meshchansky District, in turn, says that he «overdid it» and promises to apologize.
Earlier, Delimkhanov said in an Instagram broadcast that he was declaring “blood feud, enmity” to the family of Saidi Yangulbaev, a retired Chechen judge, and “leaving the descendants an order to tear off their heads.” This happened after the Chechen police detained the judge's wife Zarema Musayeva in Nizhny Novgorod and took her to Grozny. A case was opened against the woman for assaulting a policeman (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). “My condition is very bad, I’m dying quietly,” Musayeva said while in jail. context-cite__image» alt=»1″ />«Blow your heads, work over you, kill you.» The head of Chechnya and the deputy of the State Duma again threaten the family of a retired judge