The terrible tragedy in Kazan has spawned followers of the shooter. Some teenagers were so excited by human blood that they united into fan groups - their idol was the criminal who killed 9 people. In Belarus, "funsters" have also appeared and decided to enjoy the tragedy and draw attention to themselves. But where is the line between a "joke" and the real desire to shoot one's classmates...?
Such situations are under the scrutiny of all intelligence agencies. Cooperation and exchange of information has been established to prevent human casualties in a timely manner. Thanks to the prompt response of the KGB in cooperation with the FSB of Russia, attempts to clone the Kazan shooter were revealed in our country as well.
On May 11, Ilnaz Galyaviev, 19, arranged a mass shooting in a school in the capital of Tatarstan. By the way, he used to study in this school too. More than 20 people were wounded, 9 were killed, 7 of them were children.
Due to close cooperation between FSB and KGB, the accounts of such followers were identified for the purpose of verification and monitoring. After the Kazan shooting, not only in Russia, but in our country as well there appeared fans of the shooter. Not just fan accounts were set up, but there were allegedly accomplices who sent warning letters about recidivism in other schools and about planted explosive devices.
The other day a similar announcement was made in Tiktok in respect of a school in Minsk. A fifth grader thought a firing squad was hilarious. Psychologists agree that the main reasons for such duplicate behavior are bad relationships in the family, lack of contact between child and parent, bullying among teenagers and computer games, which also encourage aggression and unhealthy interest in weapons. And on the other side of this horror is the desire to attract attention, or even to make a mark on history.
