Russian Supreme Court upholds life sentence for OPS founder Gagiev
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- •Aslan Gagiev is the founder of the organized criminal group OPS.
- •The Supreme Court of Russia made its decision on February 26, 2026.
- •The court rejected any appeal or review of Gagiev's life sentence.
- •Gagiev was sentenced to life imprisonment prior to this ruling.
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- ▸If Russian authorities increase efforts against organized crime following the ruling law enforcement agencies may dismantle more criminal groups, improving regional security.
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