The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Ingushetia has opened a criminal case on the attempt on the life of a law enforcement officer and illegal arms trafficking.

An assassination attempt was made on Sherip Alikhadzhiev, the former deputy chairman of the Ingush government and the State Council of Chechnya, and current assistant to State Duma deputy General Vladimir Shamanov, in the elite village of Lapino near Moscow.

The number of crimes registered in the first nine months of this year is higher than the figure for the same period in 2023 in three regions of the North Caucasus Federal District.

A school teacher from Chechnya, Mansur Zhabrailov, made a public apology for provocative statements about Christianity. Earlier, he called Orthodox Christians "tritheists" and Jesus Christ a "Greek humanoid."

This year, 6 terrorist attacks have been committed in the North Caucasus Federal District, 23 terrorist crimes have been prevented. More than 200 people have been detained. This was stated at a meeting of the National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC) by its chairman, Director of the FSB of the Russian Federation Alexander Bortnikov.

The Balashikha City Court of Moscow sentenced a native of the Karachay-Cherkessia Republic, former head of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Tverskoy District of the capital, Marat Tambiev, to 16 years in prison. He was accused of receiving a record bribe in bitcoins, RIA Novosti reports.

Three men have been detained in Dagestan. Security officials claim that they are involved in organizing and participating in a cell of an international extremist organization.

The son of the head of Chechnya, Adam Kadyrov, was recognized as "the youngest head of the security service of the head of a Russian region." He was appointed to the post at the age of 16. This was announced by the Chairman of the Government of Chechnya, Magomed Daudov. According to him, the corresponding diploma was presented to Kadyrov Jr. by the editor-in-chief of the "Book of Records of Russia" Stanislav Konenko during the ACA 180 mixed martial arts tournament in Grozny.

There were more opponents of the war with Ukraine in Chechnya than in other Russian regions where the survey was conducted. These are the results of the research by ExtremeScan and "Chronicle". Thus, 39% of respondents in Chechnya spoke in support of "SVO" with the average all-Russian indicator being 56%. More details - in our video report.

If the Russian authorities decided to withdraw troops from Ukraine, 71% of Chechen residents would approve. Only 39% support Russia's war against Ukraine. Such data was presented by the publication "Kholod" based on the results of a telephone survey conducted in September by sociologists from the "Chronicles" and ExtremeScan projects.