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.

A lawsuit was filed to appeal the decision of the Nalchik Garrison Court. Previously, he sentenced Islam Margushev, mobilized from the Zolsky district of the KBR, to five years in prison on charges of evading military service.

In the criminal case of the deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, Nariman Jelal, and the activist brothers Akhtemov, the standards of access to fair justice set out in the European Convention on Human Rights were violated. Human rights activists from the Crimean Process reported this.

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.

Residents of Dagestan today held rallies in support of Palestine. The protests are taking place in the Khasavyurt and Karabudakhkent districts.

The number of applications by Georgian citizens for international protection to the EU has increased by 81% compared to 2021. According to the European Commission report, a total of 26,450 such applications were submitted. Only 7% of them were approved in the EU, which is 2% more than a year earlier.

In the courtyard of the central mosque of Makhachkala, donations are being collected to help Palestine. Since October 19, more than 17 million have been collected, the Insan charity foundation reported.

After the injection given by the paramedic, the health condition of Crimean Tatar political prisoner Vladlen Abdulkadyrov, who is serving time in a prison in the city of Yelets, Lipetsk region, noticeably worsened.

The Muftiate of Dagestan appealed to all imams of the republic’s mosques with a request to read a prayer (dua) at Friday services for an end to the war and bloodshed in the land of Palestine. A message about this appeared in the official Telegram channel of the public organization.