A robbery was committed against a cashier in the building of the Grozny Oil Institute. She was giving salaries to teachers and stipends to students when three unknown men appeared in civilian clothes and wearing masks. They injured the cashier and took 50 thousand rubles.

On the night of October 23, officers of the Urus-Martan District VOVD brutally beat 23-year-old Beslan Ibragimov. The young man had been kept in the temporary detention center for more than nine months.

On the night of October 22, the village of Mayrtup came under mortar fire. As a result, two houses of the Atakaevs were partially destroyed. Two cows were killed in the courtyard of the Shaparovs' house.

On October 21, 1999, the Russian army launched a missile attack on the central market of Grozny, a maternity hospital, the Main Post Office and a mosque in the village of Kalinina.

The day before, in Kotelniki near Moscow, riot police took migrants straight from the mosque to a military training center. There, all their documents were taken away and they were sent for a medical examination.

The village of Yalkhoi-Mokhk was again subjected to artillery shelling. Nothing is known about the victims and destruction of the Memorial Human Rights Center.

At about 10 o'clock in the morning in the city of Shali, on Lenin Street, not far from the courthouse, military personnel killed a man. His name and place of permanent residence are unknown to Memorial Human Rights Center employees.

On the night of October 18, in the city of Gudermes, Russian troops fired at the so-called. Russian cemetery area. Until four o'clock, frightened people hid in the basements, but not everyone was saved.

In the morning, in the village of Starye Atagi, a 25-year-old local resident, Mokhmad-Salah (Magomed-Salah) Iriskhanov, was killed. He was going to visit relatives who lived nearby, left his house and saw Russian military personnel on Lenin Street.

On the night of October 16, in the villages of Starye Atagi and the village of Chiri-Yurt, attacks occurred on the POM (or, as local residents call them, commandant’s offices). The number of attackers is unknown.