Question: Do you have any objection to the use of video recording during your interrogation?
Answer: No, I do not object.
Question: Describe in detail the circumstances of the transportation of the explosive substance manufactured by you from the village of Mirny to the city of Kislovodsk to the "Realbaza" warehouses in August 1999?
Answer: Together with Yoska (Yusuf Krymshamkhalov), we were driving ahead of the "Kamaz". Approaching the GAI post at the entrance to the city of Kislovodsk, I stopped the car. At the GAI post, Yoska talked to the policeman Lyubichev. When the "Kamaz" was passing the post, Lyubichev told another policeman to let the "Kamaz" vehicle pass and not to stop it. At that moment, the "Kamaz" passed through the GAI post and stopped behind the post. Yoska got into the "Kamaz" truck, and Lyubichev got into my car, and I followed the "Kamaz". Then we arrived at "Realbaza". The "Kamaz" stopped before reaching "Realbaza". Yoska took a sack of sugar out of the "Kamaz" and put it in the trunk of my car. Then Yoska got into the "Kamaz" and drove onto the territory of "Realbaza". At Lyubichev's request, I took him in a "Moskvich" car to the Central Market of the city of Kislovodsk. Lyubichev carried the sack of sugar to the market and returned after some time. Upon returning, Lyubichev asked me to take him to work. I drove Lyubichev to the GAI building.
Question: What was in the back of the "Kamaz" truck that entered the territory of the city of Kislovodsk and was escorted by S.S. Lyubichev to "Realbaza"?
Answer: There were explosives there, packaged as sugar.
Question: Describe the "Kamaz" truck on which the explosive substance was transported?
Answer: I cannot describe the "Kamaz" truck, but it looked poor.
Question: What does it mean that the vehicle had a "poor" look?
Answer: I can't say exactly now, but it needed painting and repair. Outwardly, it looked "not good".
Question: From where was the explosive substance transported to the "Realbaza" of the city of Kislovodsk?
Answer: From the village of Mirny.
Question: Where and from what was the explosive substance manufactured?
Answer: It was manufactured in the village of Mirny, from where we were transporting it. The explosives were made from saltpeter and aluminum powder.
Question: When exactly was the transportation of the explosive substance carried out from the village of Mirny, where it was manufactured, to the "Realbaza" of the city of Kislovodsk?
Answer: I cannot name the exact date, but it was in mid-August 1999. At that time, elections were taking place, and there was a danger that they would be checking.