Player used mercury on chess pieces to poison opponent before game.

Friends claim her reported actions are uncharacteristic.

August 8th 2024.

Player used mercury on chess pieces to poison opponent before game.
In the world of competitive chess, tensions can often run high between rivals. But in a recent tournament in southern Russia, things took a dangerous turn when security camera footage captured a shocking act of sabotage. Amina Abakarova, a well-known chess champion, was caught on camera allegedly poisoning her younger opponent, Umayganat Osmanova, with mercury.

The incident took place during the Dagestan Chess Championship in Makhachkala, and it wasn't long before Osmanova fell ill with symptoms of severe dizziness and nausea. It was later revealed that Abakarova had confessed to pouring mercury near Osmanova's playing board, and even going as far as to smear it on a chess piece. The tournament's judge immediately reported the incident to the police, and a review of the CCTV footage seemed to confirm Abakarova's involvement.

As a result, Abakarova was detained and could face up to three years in prison if convicted. This shocking behavior has left many in the community puzzled, including the Minister of Sport in Dagestan, Sazhida Sazhidova. She expressed her confusion and concern, stating that Abakarova's actions could have had tragic consequences for everyone involved. Now, she must face the consequences of her actions according to the law.

According to reports from law enforcement, Abakarova's motive for the poisoning was a personal grudge against Osmanova. Apparently, Osmanova had recently defeated Abakarova in a regional contest and had been speaking negatively about her and her family behind her back. This fueled Abakarova's anger and led her to carry out this dangerous act of revenge.

It's worth noting that Abakarova is not a stranger to success in the chess world. Just last year, she won the North Caucasus Federal District Chess Championship in Pyatigorsk. Meanwhile, Osmanova, who works as a chess coach, runs her own chess school in Makhachkala. Despite the poisoning, she continued to participate in the tournament and even went on to win a prize.

Understandably, Osmanova is pressing for the maximum punishment for Abakarova's actions. She is currently facing charges of intentional infliction of bodily harm, and her friends claim that this behavior is completely out of character for her. It's a shocking and unfortunate turn of events in the world of competitive chess, and one that has left many questioning the lengths some are willing to go for victory.

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