Azeri citizen arrested on charges of being involved in Neva Express blast

December 7, 2009 - 20:13 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - As a result of searching native Azerbaijani Zaur Guliev's apartment, Special police forces (OMON) in Moscow area found Amirkhanov brothers from Chechnya.



All three were subsequently arrested on charges of being involved in Neva Express blast, Russian Trud newspaper reported.



Investigators hope detained Caucasians will help them find Wahabee Pavel Kasalapov, the perpetrator of blast.
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