In the village of Alkhazurovo, military personnel carrying out a “cleansing operation” entered the house of 67-year-old Isa Rasulovich Magomadov, who lived at 29 Beregovaya St. They checked the residents’ documents, searched the premises and left.

The Russian peacekeeping contingent remains in Karabakh and has no plans to leave the region. This was announced by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Mikhail Galuzin.

Today, the Visaitovsky District Court of the city of Grozny was supposed to hold the first hearing in the criminal case against a student from Volgograd, Nikita Zhuravel. However, the trial was postponed to October 13 due to the failure of the defendant to appear and the failure of the victims to appear.

Today, the Visaitovsky District Court of the city of Grozny was supposed to hold the first hearing in the criminal case against a student from Volgograd, Nikita Zhuravel. However, the trial was postponed to October 13 due to the failure of the defendant to appear and the failure of the victims to appear.

Chechnya, Karachay-Cherkessia and Ingushetia are among the ten most financially disadvantaged regions of the Russian Federation in terms of the standard of living of the population. According to this indicator, the republics took 80th, 83rd and 85th places, respectively. RIA Rating reports this.

On the night of October 8, in the village of Starye Atagi on Nuradilov Street, the deputy head of the village administration, 40-year-old Ruslan Dzhumaev, was shot by masked unknown people in the courtyard of his house.

Ramzan Kadyrov proposed canceling the presidential elections in Russia in 2024 in connection with the “SVO”. Also, in his opinion, a second option is possible, in which there will be only one candidate - the current President Putin.

At night in the city of Gudermes, Usman Vakhidovich Saidulaev, born in 1977, was kidnapped from his home (Respublikanskaya St., 31). His father, Vakhid Saidulaev, described what happened like this: “They took him away, as usual, breaking into the house at three in the morning, lifting him out of bed. Without explaining or asking anything.

On October 7, 2006, Anna Politkovskaya, a Russian journalist and human rights activist, was killed in the elevator of her house in Moscow. She was known for her materials on the second Russian-Chechen war, writing about murders, torture and abductions in the North Caucasus.

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili noted that she would veto the law “On meetings and manifestations,” which restricts freedom of assembly and expression.