RESOLUTION

on the separation of criminal case materials into separate proceedings

City of Kislovodsk
August 7, 2002

Investigator (inquirer): Senior Investigator for Particularly Important Cases
(name of the preliminary investigation body)
of the Investigation Department of the FSB of Russia, Captain of Justice Ignatyev V.A.
(or inquiry, class rank or title, surname, initials of the investigator (inquirer))
having reviewed the materials of criminal case No. 103

ESTABLISHED:

Criminal case No. 103, initiated regarding the
(the grounds for separating the criminal case into separate proceedings are stated)
fact of the bombing of residential buildings in the city of Moscow on September 8 and 13, 1999, is under my investigation.
During the investigation, it was established that the explosion occurred as a result of the detonation of a homemade explosive substance manufactured on the basis of ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder. This explosive substance was manufactured by A.O. Dekkushev together with Yu.I. Krymshamkhalov, the Batchayev brothers T. and Z., D.F. Saitakov, and Kh. Abayev in the courtyard of Z. Karabasheva's house in the settlement of Mirny, Predgorny District, Stavropol Krai.
Brought in as the accused, A.O. Dekkushev testified that to carry out the specified acts of terrorism, he, together with the mentioned persons, manufactured a homemade explosive substance based on ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder with a total weight of about 12 tons. To transport the manufactured explosives to a temporary storage site at "Realbaza" in the city of Kislovodsk, they hired the driver of a "KAMAZ" vehicle, Magayev. At the same time, Magayev's "KAMAZ" was in a technically faulty condition (one of the windshields and a fender were missing). Considering that a GIBDD [traffic police] post is located at the entrance to the city of Kislovodsk, the lack of necessary documents for the transported cargo, as well as the technical condition of Magayev's "KAMAZ", there was a real danger of the manufactured explosives cargo being discovered by police officers. In this regard, a need arose for the unhindered passage of the "KAMAZ" with explosives from the settlement of Mirny through the GIBDD post to "Realbaza". For this purpose, Krymshamkhalov turned for help to his acquaintance, GIBDD officer S.S. Lyubichev, who promised to provide the necessary assistance.
In August 1999, Magayev transported explosives in his "KAMAZ" from the settlement of Mirny to "Realbaza", while Dekkushev and Krymshamkhalov accompanied him in a "Moskvich" car. At the GIBDD post at the entrance to the city of Kislovodsk, Lyubichev was waiting for the latter, and as the "KAMAZ" approached, he gave instructions to the [officer] located at