On November 10, 1996, an explosion occurred at the Kotlyakovskoye cemetery in Moscow. 14 people died.
After the end of the Afghanistan war, a fund appeared in Russia, designed to help veterans undergo rehabilitation and treatment, as well as support their families. The companies that worked under him were exempt from taxes so that the money would go to help the war disabled.
Selfish interests and thirst for profit were hidden behind a good cause. A conflict began between the founders of the fund: some suspected others that most of the profits ended up in their pockets. It all ended with a change in the foundation's management, and then with two explosions that claimed almost two dozen lives.
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For more information on how the explosion was organized and why the suspicion fell on one of the foundation's founders, read the article "Newspapers. Ru».