01 December 2008, 15:02

Moscow: another Azerbaijani assassinated

A corpse of citizen of Azerbaijan was found in Moscow on Sunday, November 30, near a house located in the Sportivny Proezd. The young man died from multiple knife wounds.

A source from the city law enforcement bodies said that on Sunday local residents telephoned to the on duty militia unit and reported about the body lying near the house.

"The militiamen who arrived to the venue found the body of citizen of Azerbaijan, aged 25, with plural stab and knife wounds in his breast and stomach. According to eyewitnesses, the man received his wounds in a fight with unknown persons," the "Interfax" quotes the source as saying.

There is no confirmation of this information from other sources.

See earlier reports:

"Fight in Moscow with participation of Caucasian natives," "Citizens of Azerbaijan and Chechnya assassinated in Moscow," "This year, 108 persons, including Caucasian natives, became victims of racism in Russia."

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