The chief of staff of the Prime Minister of Armenia, Arayik Harutyunyan, accused Russian state propaganda of unleashing a “hybrid war” against his country.

In the city of Urus-Martan, at the intersection of Sovetskaya Street and Andreeva Street, an armored personnel carrier hit and crushed a Zhiguli car (the armored vehicle actually drove over it). Shamsuddin Ibrisov, born in 1937, who was driving, died, and two more people were injured.

The Chechen authorities agreed with the AP on changes in the history textbook, where the repressed peoples of the USSR are called accomplices of the enemies.

The first bank that the Central Bank included in the register of participants in the experiment on the introduction of Islamic banking was Ak Bars (Tatarstan). The law came into force on September 1 in the territories of Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, Chechnya and Dagestan.

Last week, Chechnya and Dagestan recorded the fastest increases in prices for gasoline and diesel fuel.
Thus, AI-95 gasoline in Chechnya has risen in price over the week from 59.2 rubles. up to 63.1 rub. per liter, and AI-98 - from 68 rubles. up to 72 rub. In Dagestan, all brands have risen in price by more than one ruble per liter in a week.

On September 22 and 23, military personnel, presumably army intelligence officers, committed riots in the village of Eshilkhatoy. The reason for the retaliatory action, according to them, was the recent attack by militants on a Russian armored column.

Former political prisoner from Chechnya Zara Murtazalieva was excluded from the list of terrorists and extremists. The corresponding decision was made by Rosfinmonitoring.

The President of Georgia is an ordinary oppositionist and representative of the “war party.” This was stated by the executive secretary of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Mamuka Mdinaradze.

In Yerevan, demonstrators began a sit-in on the roads leading to the government building. Armenian police brutalize teenage protesters.

At 9 o'clock in Grozny on Montazhnaya Street (RTS district), 28-year-old Leila Ismailova, a native of the village of Chiri-Yurt, died due to indiscriminate shooting opened by the Russian military (sappers). The girl's mother, Belita Ismailova, was wounded.