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www.20minuten.ch: News von jetzt! - Russennazis stellen Exekutions-Video ins Web
Journalisten entdeckten ein Internet-Video, dass zwei russische Neonazis zeigt, die zwei gefesselte Moslems töten. Die Behörden sind informiert und auf der Suche nach den Tätern.
Die Exekution wurde durch die maskierten Mörder gefilmt und auf einen Blog russischer Neonazis gestellt. Journalisten der russischen Zeitung Gazeta haben den Video am letzten Sonntag entdeckt und sofort die Behörden informiert. Die zwei männlichen Geiseln stammen aus Tadschikistan und der im Nordkaukasus gelegenen Republik Dagestan. Sie wurden vor ihrer Exekution gezwungen, in die Kamera zu blicken und mitzuteilen, dass sie sich in der Gewalt von nationalsozialistischen Russen befinden. Im Hintergrund ist eine Hakenkreuz-Fahne zu sehen.

siehe auch: Neo-Nazi video shows execution. A previously unknown Russian nationalist group has posted a video on the internet showing the execution of two Muslim men, prompting fears that neo-Nazis are beginning to ape the techniques used by Islamic extremists in Iraq. The footage surfaced on the Russian version of the popular social networking website LiveJournal over the weekend. It was quickly taken down. The three-minute video, titled “Execution of a Tajik and a Dagestani”, begins with two men kneeling before a masked extremist in combat fatigues; Russia probes ‘executions’ video. Russian officials are investigating a video which appears to show two men being murdered, execution-style, by far-right extremists. The clip, which was posted on some websites, shows one man apparently being beheaded and the other shot; Russia investigates report of killing by Neo-Nazis. The Russian authorities said Tuesday that they were investigating a video recording of what appeared to be the grisly execution of two bound and gagged young men, filmed in a forest beneath a large Nazi flag. At least one of the men was beheaded on camera as he lay in a shallow grave. The video, which appeared Sunday on several Russian ultranationalist Web sites, circulated on the Internet with a note from a previously unknown organization that called itself the National-Socialist Party of Russia. The note announced that a “military vanguard” had begun an armed struggle against “black colonists and those who support them from the Russian government.” (…) The note also called for the resignation of President Vladimir Putin and for the establishment of a government formed by Dmitry Rumyantsev, the leader of the National-Socialist Society, a neo-Nazi group. It further demanded the release of Maksim Martsinkevich, the leader of Format 18, another Russian neo-Nazi group, who has been held since last month on charges of fomenting ethnic hatred and threatening violence.