Details of Ibrahim Suleimanov's criminal case have been revealed.

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Dagestani billionaire Ibragim Suleimanov, previously accused of murdering Georgy Tal, has also been charged with the murder of Vnukovo Airlines trade union chairman Gennady Borisov and the attempted murder of lawyer Ilya Peregudov.

As reported by the Caucasian Knot, Ibragim Suleimanov was detained in Moscow on suspicion of organizing the 2004 murder of Georgy Tal, former head of the Federal Service for Financial Recovery and Bankruptcy. The suspected perpetrator of the crime was also detained along with Suleimanov. The businessman's lawyer reported that Suleimanov had not admitted guilt. On October 3, Moscow's Basmanny Court remanded Ibragim Suleimanov in custody for two months. The businessman was charged with three counts of organizing murders, one of which was not completed and classified as attempted murder. On October 5, it was reported that security forces conducted more than 40 searches in Moscow, the Moscow region, and Dagestan in connection with the Suleimanov case.

On October 6, it was reported that three suspects had been detained in Dagestan for involvement in an attempted murder in 2021, which investigators believe was orchestrated by businessman Ibragim Suleimanov, a native of the republic.

Billionaire Ibragim Suleimanov has been charged with another murder. In addition to the murder of Georgy Tal, according to court records, he is accused of murdering Vnukovo Airlines trade unionist Gennady Borisov, RIA Novosti reported on November 29.

A criminal case for Borisov's murder was opened in 1999.

The third episode in the Suleimanov case is the attempted murder of lawyer Ilya Peregudov in 2021. According to investigators, Suleimanov's involvement is confirmed by witness and victim testimony, as well as investigative operations. The defense, however, claims there is no evidence of the billionaire's guilt.