KRIMINALITAS.COM, Moskow – Kepolisian Moskow berhasl menangkap perekrut anggota kelompok radikal ISIS yang paling dicari. Hal ini diungkapkan oleh Menteri Dalam Negeri Rusia, Vladimir Kolokoltsev.

Seperti dilansir dari Sputnik, Sabtu (16/4), Vladimir mengatakan, sang perekrut bekerja sebagai sopir taksi di ibukota Rusiaitu.

“Kami telah menyelesaikan operasi khusus dengan nama operasi ‘Taksi’. Polisi harus mengamati sebanyak 173 ribu lebih berkas pengemudi taksi,” ungkap Vladimir

“Salah satu sopir taksi itu diketahui sebagai salah satu perekrut anggota Daesh (ISIS) yang paling dicari dunia internasional,” lanjutnya

ISIS terkenal karena merekrut sejumlah orang untuk masuk menjadi anggotanya dari seluruh dunia. Mereka menggunakan segala cara untuk melakukan hal itu, termasuk melalui propaganda. Ada 2.900 warga Rusia yang diduga berpartisipasi dalam kegiatan jaringan ISIS.

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• A secret services operation exposed a gang of alleged jihadist recruiters
  
• Woman who apparently works for Russian intelligence was detained
  
• Her sister, who is believed to work at a Moscow airport, was also arrested
  
• Grenades, explosives and radical literature were found in a Moscow flat
  

Russian secret services operation has exposed a gang of alleged jihadist recruiters including a woman who is said to work for an intelligence agency and her sister who is believed to be employed at a Moscow airport.

Four people - the women and two men - were detained on suspicion of involvement in terrorist activities, along with associates, it was reported today.

A Federal Security Service (FSB) and police operation detained the group plus an alleged male 'leader'. They were identified as recruiters for the Islamic State working in the Russian capital, it was claimed.

A source cited by pro-Kremlin media outlet LifeNews stated: 'According to information from the secret service, all are active ISIS recruiters.'

A woman named only as Saida K was reported to be working at Vnukovo Airport in Moscow, used by major airlines but also VIPs including President Vladimir Putin and senior officialsas well as visiting foreign dignitaries.

Her sister was reported to 'serve in the FSB', although it was unclear in what capacity she was employed by the powerful intelligence agency once headed by Putin - an ex-KGB spy.

A criminal probe has been launched into the group under an article of the Russian criminal code involving 'assisting in terrorist activity'.

Images emerged of a 'massive FSB operation' centred on Partizanskaya Street in Moscow.

The two women had been under surveillance and the operation led to the identification of two male suspects, it was reported.

'The men are also suspected of links to ISIS rebels,' said the LifeNews report. 'When their car was searched, a hand gun was found.'

The operation began at 6am on Tuesday but was only reported by Russian media a day later.

'One of the women was detained when she left her block of flats and headed to work. The second woman was detained inside the flat,' the report explained.

A law enforcement source said: 'FSB officers detained the girls and after that they had been waiting for two hours in the flat until the accomplices came.

'They were also detained and the gun was found when they were searched.'

It was also reported that another male suspect, aged 23, had been detained in the Moscow suburb of Khimki, close to another major international airport, Sheremetyevo.

Radical literature was allegedly found in the flat where he was detained. Sources indicated he was the leader of the alleged gang.

Irina Volk, spokeswoman for the Russian Interior Ministry, said a 23-year-old Asian man who is not a Russian citizen was arrested.

'The detained man was previously convicted of stealing and robbery,' she said.
'He is suspected in recruiting the migrants from the Northern Caucasus and Central Asian countries on behalf of of international radical and extremist organisations.
'During the operation in the Khimki district of Moscow region banned extremist religious books, explosives, hand grenades and other supplies were found.
'Other members of the organised group who took part in the illegal activities were also detained.
'A criminal case was launched against the detained leader.'

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