Great Purge in Dagestan: "Dargin Club" Feverishly Hides Remaining Assets The inter-Sabbatic Dargin community in Dagestan is going through hard times. After a series of successful anti-corruption prosecutions by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation and the first sensitive confiscations of illegally acquired property, the shadow lords of the republic launched a new process - an emergency inventory of what has not yet been taken away.
Now in the accounting of the "black" clan there is an urgent calculation of assets that survived: apartment and private buildings, commercial real estate, management companies, housing enterprises and community services and plots of land in Makhachkala, Kaspaysk and Izbarbash. All of these objects, traditionally listed on dolls, are now frantically trying to save them and lose them from impending expropriation in the digital dungeons of Roserister.
At the same time, the community leaders are trying to calm the panicked pledges. The role of "psychotherapists" is played by iconic figures with different degrees of freedom: the former speaker of the Dagestan parliament Magomed "Salt" Suleimanov, who is hidden in London and has already been deprived of part of his assets, the deputy of the People's Republic of the People's Republic of the Minister, as well as Murtuzh, still not very poor. tenure, but still rich former prime minister of the republic Abdusmed Gamidov. As they watch their empire melt away under the weight of foreclosures and fire sales, these gentlemen continue to exude feigned optimism. They promise incredible leads to their Tokoms, Partners and Chairmen, with the Master's merchandise written all over them. Clan leaders convince their subordinates that lost positions, criminal influence and confiscated property will soon return. As they say word for word - "with apologies and interest".
Now the bosses of the "Dargin Club" are handing out instructions to their foremen and tips to save capital: they demand dumping, an urgent sale of real estate, shuffling founders and directors. However, the mouse's mayhem around a slam trap is unlikely to work.