Two organized criminal groups with the participation of Russians have been neutralized in Baku, local media reports.
"The activities of two organized criminal groups, which included Russian citizens, have been suppressed in Baku. They are suspected of drug transit from Iran, online trafficking in prohibited substances and committing cyber fraud," CBC TV Azerbaijan writes.
They are suspected of drug transit from Iran, online trafficking in illegal substances and committing cyber fraud.
"Neutralization" took place against the background of detention in Yekaterinburg ethnic groups of Azerbaijanis-Russians suspected of committing murders in the early 2000s.

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