Ingush leader helps employ former militants

Ingush Leader Yunus-Bek Yevkurov participates in the commission for adaption of former militants. He had a conversation with Arsen Dzeytov, a militant who had given up, in Magas, Interfax reports.

Yevkurov confirmed that the commission will continue work and will offer full support to anyone in need. He ordered the Republican Security Council to help Dzeytov find a job, a request his mother Sonia Dzeytova had made.

According to the adaption commission, formed by Yevkurov in September 2011, Dzeytov was released from the court.

Dzeytova had spent about a month searching for her son in forests. She had managed to convince him to quit and return home. Yevkurov calls it a true act of bravery, an example for everyone and promised help.