
AI-generated summary
On the Vladikavkaz-Adler train in Kabardino-Balkaria, prisoners pulled the stop valve at the Murtazovo station, after which a riot began. They locked themselves in the carriage and did not hand over the wounded FSIN employees.
On the Vladikavkaz-Adler train in Kabardino-Balkaria, there was previously a prisoner riot, and an employee of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) was killed. Telegram channel “112” reports this.
According to the channel, in the evening, in a carriage with transported prisoners, the stop valve was pulled; this happened in the area of the Murtazovo station, not far from Beslan, after which a riot began.
Prisoners do not hand over wounded FSIN employees
It is reported that the prisoners locked themselves in the carriage; they are not handing over the wounded to the FSIN officers.
Emergency services and special forces are being rushed to the scene, the channel clarifies. There has been no official information about the incident at this time.
One prisoner eliminated
One prisoner was killed during a riot on the Vladikavkaz-Adler train, Channel 112 later reported.
According to updated data, the carriage with the prisoners was attached to the train at the Terek station. After the train passed Beslan, a riot began within it.
Riots in the colonies
In March last year, eight convicts from colony No. 46 in the city of Nevyansk in the Sverdlovsk region rebelled due to the confiscation of cell phones and dissatisfaction with the regime of serving their sentences.
In August 2024, eight hostages were killed when terrorists captured correctional colony (IK) No. 19 in the Volgograd region. Four prisoners became victims of the criminals. After the assault they were found with their hands tied and their heads pierced with a hammer. The terrorists also killed four IK officers.
In June of the same year, six prisoners in pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Rostov-on-Don escaped from their cells and took two FSIN employees hostage. They knocked out the gratings and climbed down using makeshift ropes. The criminals demanded that they be given a car and be given the opportunity to escape unhindered. Three attackers were involved in the case of preparing a terrorist attack and talked about their involvement in the “Islamic State” (IS, ISIS, a terrorist organization banned in Russia).
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Special forces will storm the carriage to free the hostages and neutralize the rioters
Very likely · Within hours
Criminal cases will be initiated against riot participants under articles of hostage-taking and violence against government officials
Likely · Within days

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