Interpol seeks a terrorist from Estonia

The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) is looking for Abdurrahman Sazanakov, former resident of Estonia, in connection with an alleged terrorist organization and incitement to terrorism , according to the newspaper Postimees.

It is about Ivan Sazanakov, born in the city of Lasnamäe in Estonia, who, after being linked to radical Islam, adopted the word Abdurrahman. He has also been promoted to research in Estonia.

Sazanakov, 34, speaking in Russian and Arabic, went to Syria through Turkey in 2013 to fight the Da's tribes of the jihadist group. His wife, Lolita, and two children, Estonian citizens, emigrated to Syria. We expect Sazanakov to be wounded in 2014.

2016. In January, the Estonian Harju County Court sentenced Russian citizens resident in Estonia, Ramil Halilov and Roman Manko, respectively to seven and five years' imprisonment for funding and supporting Sazanakov's terrorist activities. Later, the Tallinn County Court sentenced the sentences to Halilov, sentencing three, but Manko – two years of imprisonment. According to the charges, Halilov collected money from friends in support of Sazanakov, knowing that he could then use this money to commit crimes related to terrorism. The investigation revealed that in February 2014, Mr. Manko went to Riga, where he asked for money to support Sazanakov, while Halilov visited Sazanakov. in Syria in October 2013, while he was spending money to support Sazanakov. his wife and two young children, and during this visit transferred the money collected to Sazanakov.