Teacher Zhabrailov from Chechnya apologizes to Christians

Mansur Zhabrailov, a teacher, has admitted that he was wrong to insult Christianity and apologized to all Orthodox Christians. This is reported by a Chechen TV Company. A law enforcer has added that Zhabrailov's actions will be legally qualified after a check.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that Akhmed Dudaev, the Chechen Minister for National Policy, informed that on September 23, the above Zhabrailov was detained for his offensive statements about Christians posted in social networks; he was also fired. Zhabrailov used offensive language towards Christians in his videos and doubted the importance of the Bible.

Apti Alautdinov, the commander of the "Akhmat" special unit, has also reacted to the situation with Zhabrailov. "The materials regarding him have already been sent to Stavropol to obtain a conclusion, and I can say that he will go to jail," he said in a video posted in his Telegram channel.

"I now realize that I was wrong from the viewpoint of the law, but also from the viewpoint of religion, when I responded to those people who unfairly conducted polemics against my religion ... First of all, Islam forbids us from insulting other religions," Zhabrailov said in a video, the "Grozny" TV channel reports.