Russian military killed in a sity minibus in Dagestan

On 11 of April a Russian army soldier was killed in a shuttle in Makhachkala. Today I heard more details on that incident.

A shuttle (like on the picture above) was on its usual route in the city of Makhachkala – the capital of Dagestan with a population about one million. One of the passengers was on his phone speaking Tabasaran, telling someone that he came to the city to attend funeral ceremony of his friend. Another passenger suddenly asked him:
- “Are you a Tabasaran as well? (a nation in South Dagestan)”
- “Yes, I am” – the soldier replied.
- “Me too” – he said
– “And you are on you military service in the Russian army, aren’t you?" – the stranger asked.
- “Yes, I am” – again was the soldier’s answer.

After these words the stranger pulled up a pistol and shot twice straight to the soldier’s head. After that he shouted to the driver to stop the shuttle and did it with his normal voice, like nothing had happened before and he just had reached his destination. He then left the shuttle in front of the shocked passengers. That day at the same I was traveling on my own business in another shuttle and we stuck in a traffic jam and I saw a lot of military and the police on the streets.