Thanks to @Balls444, for high quality video version:

Another called of video:

"The Russian Neonazi Beheading Video" and "Murder of Shamil Odamanov"

The murder of Shamil Odamanov is a viral beheading video in which two captured Russian men are shown to be murdered by decapitation and gunfire. It was uploaded on YouTube by the members of Russian neo-Nazi groups in 2007. Widely known as The Russian neo-Nazi beheading video (Russian: Казнь таджика и дагестанца - The Execution of a Tajiki and a Dagestani), the incident was considered a cold case until 2020.

Background:

In January 2008, the identity of one of the victims in the video was confirmed by his relatives, revealing that the young man who was brutally beheaded was Shamil Umakhanovich Odamanov, a resident of the Dagestani village of Sultan-Yangi-Yurt who had moved to Moscow for work and had lost all contact with his family since April 2007. The first mention of his identification was in Timur Mustafayev's article "Cinema and Murids" published in the Dagestani weekly Chernovik in February 2008. However, it was not until June 2008 that the execution video received attention on federal news channels. A few days after Mustafayev's article, the "Manifesto of the NSPR" was published by a certain "commander Branislav" claiming that the NSPR's August 2007 statement was not written by the actual murderers, and that the real killers did not recognize any political leadership. As proof of their involvement in the murder, "Branislav" attached two exclusive photos from the murder scene to the manifesto. The NSPR stated that their statements would always be distributed along with the video as evidence, and that any previously unpublished information would be presented as proof.

A documentary film titled "Credit for Murder" was released in mid-2015, directed by Vlady Antonevicz. The film presented a theory that the double murder in the woods was carried out by members of the Russian neo-Nazi groups Format18 and the N.S.S. ("National Socialist Society"). In 2016, Antonevicz openly named the three participants in the murder, Maxim "Tesak" Martsinkevich, Sergei "Malyuta" Korotkikh, and Dmitry Rumyantsev, with Korotkikh being the one who beheaded Shamil Odamanov, while Martsinkevich filmed the execution. These findings were officially confirmed by the police in 2021. Antonevicz stated that after years of investigation, he wrote a letter to the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, to bring attention to this murder, and subsequently testified before the Investigative Committee in Moscow. According to the filmmaker, Sergei "Malyuta" Korotkikh, one of the leaders of the N.S.S, was an agent-provocateur who worked for the Russian FSB. Antonevicz linked the publication of the murder video to the wave of ethnic killings that occurred in Russia six months later, on the eve of the 2008 presidential elections.

More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Shamil_Odamanov

Thanks to some users who are still butthurt about the character of my WPD activity, I will keep the winter holiday daily posting. Torture, executions, torture, executions, and tomorrow - torture again. Like a layer cake

Today's video was recorded in January 2015 in Achigachiya, in Cameroon's Far North region (map above). It's a border village, and the Cameroonian army at some point regained control over it after it was taken over by Boko Haram. According to the witness statement, on that day, around a dozen civilians were executed. IMO it's about the video only, as the victim statements given later mentioned anywhere from 30 to above 80 victims - mostly old people. This was formally an operation against Boko Haram members. Soldiers' behaviors tell more about their attitude:

One of them, in full combat gear — helmet, camouflage uniform, automatic weapon — clowns for the camera and sticks out his tongue. A sergeant next to him says, in French, “This is a kamikaze mission!”

The location was confirmed by the locals. Some of them precised that the video was recorded in Talla-Massali neighbourhood, which is in the east part of the village - the Cameroonian one.

This was a second video of Cameroonian soldiers committing war crimes that surfaced in the summer of 2018. The other one was also showing the executions, but of women and children - even more lame than killing old people

Two versions exist: the one in the attachment of this post, 3;54 mins long and 5;57 mins long. The latter, at least the one released by the activists, has English subtitles and a blur over the execution part. It doesn't matter, though, as this part is included in the shorter version. This one comes from The France Observers24 channel on YT, 'Achigachiya (Cameroon), January 2015'.

Observers24 provided a really detailed description of the video's content. I will just include the part with executions, as it's quite chaotic (for me, at least).

At 02:39, the recording cuts again, then starts anew. You can see a group of people along a wall. They appear to be lying down, but some of them have their backs propped up against the wall. An armed man wearing a bulletproof vests walks around them, agitated and yelling at them.

Shots ring out. The camera zooms inon the people lined up against the wall: there are about ten of them, all in civilian clothing. Then multiple shots ring out in quick succession and you can see smoke above the people on the ground, who are riddled with bullets. You can see a large red stain on one person's pants. An off-camera voice yells “Wait!” three times. Many other men yell and you can make out the words “the refugees that are arriving over there”.

A man in military uniform then fires five spaced-out shots, apparently to kill the people who aren't yet dead. A voice says: “Come out in front.” Another man with a helmet squats down and shoots at the people on the ground.

Village size on Google Maps:

There are at least three witness statements obtained by the journalists

The soldiers had warned that they didn't want to see anyone in the village when they got there, so almost everyone had fled, apart from elderly people who couldn't walk well. Myself, I had left for Mozogo [Editors' Note: about 66 kilometres away by road]. According to Achigachiya residents, the soldiers killed elderly people. They also set fire to the Talla-Massali neighbourhood. All this happened on the same day. The next day, I returned to Achigachia, like many other residents. Some of them started burying the dead: about 30 people were shot dead. Myself, I know someone whose father was killed.

This one's relative was killed:

My father, who was about 85, was killed. Witnesses told me what happened. The soldiers entered the village, torched houses and killed people, in particularly elderly people. Villagers saw this all take place. Other villagers who fled then came back the next day and saw the bodies – they said there were 82 or 83 of them. They then buried the bodies.

And the third person's statement overlaps with the previous:

Soldiers took people outside of their homes to kill them, while others were taken out in front of the mosque and killed there. One of my relatives told me that 88 people were killed.

Some indirect witnesses, who only talked to someone who was there, claimed the same. Soldiers mostly killed the elders. The number of the victims varies, though.

Cameroon's ambassador in Washington, Henri Etoundi Essomba, told The Washington Post that he was unaware of this video and was unable to comment on it. Then, he added that some people are willing to portray Cameroon as a hell on earth, and nobody should condemn Cameroon without making sure that what they're seeing matches reality. And that it should be no surprise that some people want to portray his country in the darkest way possible. Similar doubts were expressed after the release of another execution video, also in August 2018. But everything looked Cameroonian: the terrain, outfits, accents and weapons. An interesting detail about the Achigachiya video is that Zastava M21 S assault rifles are among the weapons. Brian Castner, a weapons specialist for Amnesty International, claimed that, to his knowledge, Cameroon is the only country in Africa using them.

The authorities also claimed that it's a made-up story. Amnesty International report from July 2016 mentioned a description of the matching event, though. It happened either on the 1st or 8th of January 2015.

On the afternoon of August 8, the FRANCE 24 Observers team contacted the spokesman of the Cameroonian army, Didier Badjeck, and the spokesman for the government, Issa Tchiroma Bakary.

The army spokesman called the video a “fake”. He added: “The Cameroonian army is professional and respects human rights. When abuses are committed, they are punished, because we in no way condone them.”

⠀SOURCES

https://observers.france24.com/en/20180810-video-cameroon-soldiers-executed-civilians

https://theintercept.com/2018/08/31/cameroon-video-execution-boko-haram

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2018/08/10/video-footage-appears-show-cameroonian-security-forces-executing-unarmed-people-amnesty-says

He was a salesman who was waiting for his daughter at his workplace, his boss had already received threats of (illegal) rent and he never told his worker about those threats.

The people involved used a certain flag that resembles the Cuban flag, but it's a bit different. The people involved are part of a criminal group called KKB.

Thanks for all the info in the comments!

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