Azeros and his 5 associates arrived in court - Another one is wanted for the death contracts

The six arrested in the case of terrorism against Israeli businessmen in Cyprus were brought to court under draconian measures today, Monday, December 6th.

A significant case that is considered a success by the Cypriot Police who managed to prevent the execution of death contracts, to warn the targets, so that they escape from the island, but also to arrest 6 out of 7 people involved in it.

The fibers are now taken over by justice where The charges against the six arrested are serious and concern terrorism, conspiracy to murder, participation in a criminal organization, illegal possession and transfer of firearms, conspiracy to commit a crime, forgery, forgery, circulation of a forged document, etc.

For the case the Authorities have issued international eAn arrest warrant has been issued for another man, a Pakistani man believed to have escaped through the occupied territories when a series of arrests of his other accomplices began.

We remind you that The plot of the controversial case began to unfold when information reached the authorities about a suspicious man who was planning to kill specific businessmen. The Police Headquarters immediately located the suspicious man, the 38-year-old Azeros, who was in possession of a pistol and a silencer.

The plot of the case began to unfold with telecommunications data leading investigators to another 5 arrests. All five arrests concern food distributors of a specific company, where they had provided photographic material with the targets and their relatives, their homes and the routes they followed. In fact, they had supplied Azeros with clothes of the distribution company as everything shows that they would act camouflaged the distributions.

Pistols and bullets were also found in the occupied areas, in the hotel where the 38-year-old was staying and in Paphos, which was located after his own confession.

Following the registration of the case by the Court, the six suspects are expected to remain in custody until the trial of the case.

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