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Aslan Ungharov(Chechen; born July 20, 1989 nicknamed "Demon", was one of the leaders of the Chechen mafia in Russia. Related to RT NEWS

Ungharov came to Moscow and helped Colonel "Agayev and Bekhan Shakarov to set up the Chechen gangs there. By 2014 his group controlled Moscow's Southern River Port, the largest car market in the capital, and specialized in racketeering ,arms trafficked the "New Russian" class.  the Chechen alliance, nominally controlled by Musa the Older, managed to force some of the top rival criminal organizations completely out of the city and assume the dominant position in Moscow. In 2014 he was sentenced to four years in prison, but was released 1 week later.

January 2014 "Colonel" Agayev and his step brother came to the office to the debtor for a heartfelt talk. However, the debtor Mikhail Mikhailovich Kapura was not a simple guy. First, his real name is Samir Muzafarovich Aliev. Once he was a raider in the Izmaylovo OPG, helped the gang capture the giants of Russian metallurgy. Under Putin, he changed his name and surname, and the brotherhood put him in the Federation Council as a senator. And secondly, and this is the most important thing - the Ungharov and stepbrother is also the FSB, only there are not simple colonels.

This brought them into conflict with the Slavic gangs, including the Solntsevskaya bratva and the Orekhovskaya gang, who formed an alliance to oust the Chechens from the city. They were supported by the FSB, who were concerned at the growing

In short, everything was more complicated in Moscow than in Urus-Martan (more bandits). The Chechens were tied up, given decent prison terms: dozen year on average, for Colonel Agaev - 11 years.

the Beard".But they did not stay there long. Soon, the Supreme Court of Russia changed the article from racketeering to arbitrariness and reduced the terms to three times. And afterwards - an amnesty, and for exemplary behavior, all went free, after serving a couple of years in view of the pre-trial detention.