A father and his two sons were arrested for allegedly selling their car to terrorists in Moscow.

In a shocking turn of events, a father and his two sons have been linked to the tragic massacre in Moscow. The suspects, Aminchon and Dilovar Islomov, along with their father Isroil Islomov, had previously worked in the Tver region of Russia. They are currently facing charges of aiding and abetting terrorism.

According to reports, Dilovar was the previous owner of a car that was allegedly used by the assailants to flee the scene at Crocus City Hall. The 24-year-old told the media that he had sold the vehicle, a white Renault with a black roof, just a week before the attack. He was stunned when he saw photos of the car at the crime scene and denied any involvement.

During a recent hearing at the Basmanny District Court, all three defendants maintained their innocence. The proceedings were held behind closed doors, adding to the mystery surrounding the case. The official statement released by the court stated that Shamsidin Fariduni, the main suspect, had recruited Aminchon Islomov into the organized group in January 2024, and Dilovar Islomov in March 2024.

The prosecution is requesting for the arrest of Aminchon, Dilovar, and another suspect involved in the criminal case. This comes in the wake of the horrific attack that claimed the lives of at least 139 people, with another 182 wounded. It is said to be the deadliest attack in the country since the Beslan school siege in 2004.

The Islomov family's involvement in this heinous crime has shocked the community, especially considering their previous work in the Tver region. As the investigation continues, the public is anxiously waiting for more information to come to light. In the meantime, the victims and their families remain in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

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