getable garden adjacent to the Iriskhanov family's garden she had seen a group of about ten armed men in camouflage uniforms and an APC in the street. The armed men put Zurab Iriskhanov into the APC and took him away.
44. On 26 and 30 June and 5 July 2002 the investigators requested the ROVD and other district departments of the interior in Chechnya to take operational search measures to identify and question witnesses to Zurab Iriskhanov's abduction, to establish whether he had been detained by local law-enforcement and military structures, whether he was detained in any of the detention centres of the Achkhoy-Martan district and whether his corpse had been found. According to the replies of 27 - 29 August and 2, 4, 6, 16, 17 and 20 September 2002, Zurab Iriskhanov had not been detained by the State authorities and his corpse had not been found.
45. On 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20 and 22 - 26 May and 1, 3 - 5, 9 and 10 June 2005 the investigators questioned a number of the applicants' fellow villagers, including Ms L.Z., Ms Z.Kh., Mr M.T., Ms Z.S., Mr S.G., Mr Kh.S., Mr A.S., Mr Kh.I., Ms S.Ch., Mr A.O., Mr I.A., Mr M.I., Mr M.G., Mr Sh.M., Ms Z.A., Mr M.D., Ms Kh.U., Mr A.U., Mr I.S., Mr A.A., Ms Kh.M., Ms M.D., Mr D.Kh. and Ms T.Sh., all of whom provided similar statements concerning the abduction. The witnesses stated that they had not witnessed the events, but had been informed by their relatives and neighbours that in the evening of 19 June 2002 a group of military servicemen had arrived at the Iriskhanovs' house in three APCs, opened fire and taken away Zurab and Gilani Iriskhanov and that at some point later Gilani Iriskhanov had been released and returned home.
46. On 20 May and 11 June 2005 the investigators questioned the applicants' neighbours Ms T.A. and Ms L.M. accordingly, who provided similar statements concerning the circumstances surrounding the abduction. According to the witnesses, they had been at home when they had heard armoured vehicles and gunfire. They had seen armed men in camouflage uniforms in the street, got scared and stayed inside. About half an hour later, when the shooting was over, they went to the Iriskhanovs' and learnt about the abduction of their sons. After that along with the applicants and about 300 other residents of the village they went to the local military commander's office to obtain information about the abducted brothers. They spent three days next to the office waiting for the news, but to no avail. On the third day they saw a helicopter land on the premises of the office and take off about ten minutes later. Shortly afterwards several armoured vehicles drove out of the yard of the military commander's office; their registration numbers were covered with mud. However, it started raining and those present were able to see the numbers when the mud was washed off by the rain. They wrote them down and submitted them to the authorities in their collective letter. They witnesses further stated that the Iriskhanov brothers had been taken by helicopter to Khankala, Chechnya.
47. On 19, 20, 23 and 25 May and 1, 6 and 9 June 2005 the investigators questioned the applicants' neighbours, Ms Kh.Ts., Ms M.D., Ms Z.Sh., Mr R.A., Ms R.Kh., Mr Kh.Z., Ms M.A. and Ms R.I., whose statements concerning the events surrounding the abduction were similar to those provided by Ms T.A. and Ms L.M.
48. On 5 June 2005 the investigators questioned the applicants' neighbour, Ms M.T., who stated that at about 6 p.m. on 19 June 2002 she had been at home and had gone out in the street and seen military armoured vehicles. It was the third time the vehicles had arrived in her street that day. This time they stopped at the Iriskhanovs' house. From the balcony she saw three APCs with military servicemen in camouflage uniforms; the servicemen opened fire and the shooting lasted for about half an hour. According to the
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