Near the village of Ilaskhan-Yurt, a car was fired from an ambush in which the head of the administration of the Kurchaloevsky district, Makhal Tsagaraevich Taramov, was on his way to the city of Gudermes.

After 9 o'clock, the Russian military fired from automatic weapons at a group of residents of the village of Verkhniy Alkun, who, in agreement with the military, went out to mow hay in a nearby field.

The Russian military, carrying out a “cleansing operation” in the village of Mayrtup, did not allow the car in which there was a pregnant woman to pass.

11-year-old Minkail Gekhaev, a resident of the village of Kurchaloy, died on the train on the way home from Moscow. A month before his death, during the next artillery strike on the settlement, the boy experienced severe stress; he had to be taken for treatment to one of the capital's clinics.

On the night of September 6, in the village of Serzhen-Yurt, the Russian military carried out a “targeted sweep.” Three civilians of retirement age were detained.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Grozny District opened a criminal case No. 191145 on the fact of illegal detention (Article 127, part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) of a disabled person of the second group, police veteran Salman Zelimkhanovich Khamzatov, born in 1935.

On July 1, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that in the village of Serhiivka in the Kherson region, several Russian soldiers were blown up by mines planted by their fellow soldiers who had previously been rotated since June 15.

At about 2.45 in the village of Tsotsin-Yurt, the Russian military, who arrived in UAZ vehicles, seized Alavdi Musaevich Khamerzaev, born in 1976, who lived at 25 Shkolnaya Street, in their house.

On the night of September 3, in the Shelkovskiy district, employees of the Russian security forces abducted Lechi Khakimsultanovich Khozhaev, born in 1975, and a local resident named Khamtsuev (the employees of the HRC "Memorial" could not obtain any other information about him).

On the night of September 2, Yermolovskaya Street was subjected to intensive shelling in Grozny. As a result, four out of six apartments in building 7 were completely burned down.