The head of Dagestan called on his fellow countrymen to ignore new calls for unrest

The head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, warned about the spread of new calls on social networks for residents of the republic to “go out to protests, cause riots and break the law.” This is what he’s talking about wrote in your Telegram channel.

“I urge all my fellow countrymen – wise, hardworking, friendly Dagestanis – not to allow themselves to be manipulated and not to become obedient dolls in the hands of those who are responsible for the deaths of our guys in the special operation zone and children in Palestine,” Melikov emphasized.

The head of the region is also confident that “the enemies are trying to further shake up the situation in the most multi-religious, multi-ethnic and hospitable republic,” relying on “the mistakes of youth.”

On October 29, a crowd of activists burst into Makhachkala airport as a flight from Israel arrived. The damage to Makhachkala airport after the riots was estimated at 285 million rubles. Airport operations were suspended until midday on October 30. After the end of the riots, 83 participants were detained, 15 people arrested. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the events in Makhachkala were inspired from abroad, including with the participation of the Ukrainian special services and their Western patrons. November 3 Putin emphasizedthat with the events in Dagestan, “overseas figures” wanted to rock Russia from the inside.