Two participants of the wedding convoy were convicted for shooting at a gas station in Ingushetia.

The Georgievsky City Court of the Stavropol Territory sentenced two residents of Ingushetia to two years of forced labor for the case of shooting at a gas station during a wedding.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", in early October 2025, the Ingushetia police in Moscow detained a man who opened fire at a gas station near the village of Yandare.

The Georgievsky City Court of the Stavropol Territory issued a verdict in the criminal case of Adam Abbasov and Alim Ugurchiev, the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office for the North Caucasus and Southern Federal Districts reported today.

The court established that on September 20, 2025, Abbasov and Ugurchiev, who were celebrating the wedding of acquaintances, fired several shots from deactivated automatic weapons at the gas station in the village of Yandare in the Nazran district of Ingushetia. Such behavior was a gross violation of public order.

They were found guilty of hooliganism committed with the threat of violence against citizens, using objects as weapons. The court sentenced Adam Abbasov and Alim Ugurchiev to two years of forced labor. In addition, 10% of their wages will be withheld for the benefit of the state during this period.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that in early November, a resident of Karabulak sustained a serious head injury and was hospitalized in the intensive care unit, where doctors are fighting for her life. According to one version, the woman was accidentally injured by a bullet during indiscriminate shooting from the wedding convoy.

In 2020, the clergy of Ingushetia imposed fines for long wedding convoys. If the convoy with the bride includes more than four cars or its participants engage in reckless driving, the wedding organizer must pay up to 50 thousand rubles for the benefit of the poor.