In his words, a criminal case is initiated on charges of false report on terrorist acts.
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Russia determines identity of person who threatened Armenia with terror
25 January 2017
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Chief of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs National Central Bureau of Interpol, Aleksandr Prokopchuk, informed that they have managed to find the identity of the Russian citizen that had threatened to blow up the facilities of Armenian authorities, AzVision.az reports citing the Armenian media.
“Thanks to our joint work with the National Central Bureau of Interpol, we have determined the identity of the Russian, who repeatedly had reported false information about terrorist acts,” Prokopchuk told Interfax news agency. “In particular, he had threatened to blow up the Larnaca [International} Airport [in Cyprus], [and] the facilities of the governmental bodies of Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus.”
In his words, a criminal case is initiated on charges of false report on terrorist acts.
In his words, a criminal case is initiated on charges of false report on terrorist acts.
