The preparatory court hearing has been held in the criminal case initiated by the State Security Service (SSS) against Ilgar Guliyev, Amin Piriyev, and Elvin Alizade, who are accused of preparing a terrorist attack against the embassy of a foreign country in Azerbaijan, APA reports.
During the hearing held at the Baku Court for Grave Crimes under the chairmanship of Judge Babek Panahov, the personal details of the accused were clarified.
The court decided to refer the criminal case for review. The review hearing is scheduled for March 18.
During the operational-investigative measures carried out by the State Security Service (SSS), reasonable suspicions arose that citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan - Guliyev Ilgar Ilham oglu, born in 2000, nicknamed “Abu Zar al-Muhajir”, Piriyev Amin Elshad oglu, born in 2005, nicknamed “Abdurashid”, and Alizade Elvin Sanan oglu, born in 2005, nicknamed “Abdurrahman al-Azeri”, were preparing to commit a terrorist attack on the embassy of a foreign country in Baku on the grounds of religious hostility.
The aforementioned individuals entered into criminal relations with members of the ISIS terrorist organization's “Vilayati-Khorasan” armed group, and as a group of conspiring individuals, obtained items used as weapons to carry out a terrorist attack on the embassy of a foreign state in the Republic of Azerbaijan and were detained by the employees of the SSS while approaching the area where the embassy was located.
In connection with the fact, Ilgar Guliyev, Amin Piriyev and Elvin Alizadeh were brought to criminal responsibility under Articles 28, 214.2.1, 28, 214.2.3 and 28, 214.2.6 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan (preparation for terrorism on the basis of religious hostility by a conspiring group of individuals, using objects used as weapons), and a preventive measure of arrest was chosen for them by a court decision.
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