Afghan Paratroopers vs. Caucasian Organized Crime Groups: Real Stories of the 1990s Izmailovskaya and Anton Malevsky
Organized crime group, Izmailovskaya, crime boss, Anton Malevsky, Aksen (Sergey Aksenov), Shakro Molodoy, Mikhail Chernoy, Alimzhan Tokhtakhunov
This documentary tells the story of the most powerful organized crime group of the 1990s—the Izmailovskaya Group—whose criminal activities affected not only Moscow and other Russian regions but also foreign countries. The film details the group's formation and growth, its influence on business and government, and its bloody showdowns with competitors.
The film focuses specifically on crime boss Anton Malevsky, known as "Malek" or "Anton Izmailovsky." Under his leadership, the Izmailovskaya Group united dozens of security officials and combat veterans, enabling it to wage a brutal war against Chechen groups. This film explores the rise of thief-in-law Sergei Aksyonov (Aksen), who took over the organization after Malevsky's death. It also explores the intense conflict between Aksenov and another notorious thief-in-law, Shakro Molodoy, which became one of the most high-profile conflicts in the criminal underworld of the 1990s.
The film also explores the roles of Mikhail Cherny (Misha-Krysha) and Alimzhan Tokhtakhunov (Taiwanchik), who supported and collaborated with the Izmailovsky gang, helping to strengthen their position in criminal circles and business. Despite the scale of their crimes, most of the gang's leaders were never brought to justice, and their connections to the elite ensured their patronage at the highest levels.
This film is a detailed examination of the history of the Izmailovsky gang and its key figures: their criminal schemes, uncompromising wars, and relationships with the authorities. #Izmailovo #Organized Crime Group #Criminal90s #AntonMalevsky
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