On July 13th there was a meeting held in Nalchik (so that less people would show up). 

Most of D. Kozak’s statements were along the lines of: it was fully possible that those guilty of the Beslan tragedy would not be punished.  “Here you say that someone must answer for what happened.  It could be that none of the responsible parties will be brought to justice.  It could happen that today the investigator is not convinced of anyone's guilt and may not bring charges against anyone.  Every year there are 2.5 million crimes committed in our country.  Certainly, not just like (Beslan), but of various types, and to accuse a sergeant or a general of each crime is not right. Today we have to get to the bottom of everything, to investigate, and then we can speak about guilt.  You must be ready for the fact that none of the authorities may be subpoenaed or brought to justice,” the presidential representative explained before the poor mothers.