Researchers of Caucasus exclude Kadyrov's involvement in collapse of Arashukov clan

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, cannot be involved in the collapse of the Arashukov family clan; the collapse is backed up by the people who occupy the imperious Olympus at a much higher level. The Arashukov clan arose within the project of special services; and the criminal prosecution only has led to its downfall, the researchers of the Caucasian believe.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that on December 2, sources reported that the Arashukovs were exposed to criminal prosecution after a conflict with their patron, the head of one of the regions of Northern Caucasus.

Investigators assert that the Arashukovs were involved in the murders of Aslan Zhukov and Fral Shebzukhov, as well as in the theft of gas worth 3.8 billion roubles.

The version that the fall of the Arashukov clan was the result of their quarrel with the head of Chechnya has nothing to do with reality, Ruslan Kutaev, the president of the Assembly of Caucasian Nations, has noted. He has resolutely denied the version that Kadyrov's actions could have caused the collapse of the Arashukov clan.

Mr Kutaev sticks to the opinion that the Arashukov clan could be a project of Russian special services. "It's funny when Kadyrov is awarded the powers that Vladimir Putin probably doesn't possess. In reality, he wouldn't have enough influence to do this," the expert on the Caucasus believes.