On July 23, 2001 Apti Rashidovich Dzhabrailov, b. The Russian military arrived in an armored personnel carrier and a UAZ vehicle, which they left in the distance.

A court in Baku extended the term of imprisonment of public activist Bakhtiyar Hajiyev for another two months, until October 8. The man called the charges against him fabricated and politically motivated.

Crimean Tatar Seyran Saliyev, who was sentenced to 15 years and is being held in a penal colony in the Tula region, was denied transfer to a correctional facility closer to his family's place of residence.

In the summer of 2001, the Russian leadership and the administration of the Chechen Republic intensified their attempts to return to their places of permanent residence refugees (forced migrants, as they are usually called in official sources) who had settled in the territory of neighboring Ingushetia.

On July 24, it is planned to hold rallies in front of the Swiss embassies in Sweden and Germany. The organizers demand the abolition of the illegal deportation to the Russian Federation of a refugee and critic of the Chechen authorities Ali Bataev.

The day before, a procession was held in Yerevan in protest against the "surrender" of Karabakh to Azerbaijan, after which the date of the new rally was announced.

On the night of July 21, 2001, in the Zavodskoy district of Grozny, a UAZ car was blown up at a crossroads near a former furniture factory.

Muslims in Moscow protested against law enforcement raids and inspections of mosques during prayers. After Friday prayers, they went to an unsanctioned rally. The police don't interfere.