Ruslan Tsarni is the uncle of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects, after learning of the Boston Marathon bombings he says he was "absolutely devastated." The uncle, who seemed deeply remorseful and shocked by the horrifying news of his nephew's involvement with the Boston Marathon bombings, discussed the family, their demeanor and his sympathies for all those affected by this attack with CBS News.
The two brothers seem to be opposite of each other of their uncle's eyes. He describes the older brother, Tamerlan, "as a loser." He furthers that because he is not in school or working, his uncle no longer speaks with the older bombing suspect. Ruslan warned his nephew to not get too caught up in Islam, he attempted to guide him to "work, go to school, be useful, and remember why you came to America."
When he was discussing his younger nephew, Dzhokhar, he states that remembers him just "being a kid."
When the newscaster reveals that Tamerlan was killed in a gun fight with Boston Police, the uncle is notably upset bust quickly determines that "he deserved his." He continues to state that "he is sympathizing" for Tamerlan's death and the subsequent killing of a police officer.
When asked what in their background would lead them to such a hateful and horrific attack on America and innocent civilians, their uncle is almost speechless, he states "Oh, I cannot tell you that, their background is that they have been refuges in this country."
Ruslan continues that Tamerlan and Dzhokhar gained their status in America as refugees of war, so he is shocked that they would bomb the Boston Marathon.
In a last emotional question, their Uncle, Ruslan, addresses the people of Massachusetts and the victims, and calls Tamerlan and Dzhokhar are "barbarians" and that he is ready to accept anger because "he is involved with these bastards."
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