Elena Patyaeva—a friend of Seda Suleymanova, who disappeared three years ago after being forcibly returned from St. Petersburg to Chechnya—was detained in Grozny. On August 23, Patyaeva stood by the monument to journalists who died for freedom of speech, holding a sign that read: "I demand an investigation into the murder of Seda Suleymanova." This was reported by the human rights project "Slovo Zashchite" (Word for the Defense).
It has become known about the presumed death of the second Rosgvardia officer injured in the attack in Chechnya. This was reported by the opposition channel NIYSO.
Recall that on October 24, unknown persons attacked a military convoy near the village of Petropavlovskaya in the suburbs of Grozny. "As a result of the shelling, one of the servicemen died, the second was wounded. The victim was taken to the hospital, where he is receiving all the necessary assistance. Measures are being taken to find and detain the attackers," the Rosgvardia reported earlier.
The first Rosgvardia officer killed was Dmitry Vereshchenko from the Tyumen region. NIYSO does not name the second victim. According to the channel, raids have been taking place in four settlements of the Grozny district for the fourth day: in Tsentor-Yurt, Berkat-Yurt, the village of Ilyinovskaya, and Petropavlovskaya itself.