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Moscow activists have restored the memorial plaque on Anna Politkovskaya's house for the seventh time, also installing a portrait of the murdered journalist on the wall.

During the week of January 19–25, 2026, two casualties were recorded in armed and terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus and Southern Federal Districts of Russia: one person was killed and one was wounded. These are the results of the "Caucasian Knot" calculations based on its own materials and information from other open sources.

The third son of the head of Chechnya posted a video on social media showing himself firing an automatic rifle into the air. Such violations are punishable by a fine, and a Chechen security official suggested sending offenders to the special military unit. The video was recorded during the warmer months and does not contain any up-to-date information about Adam Kadyrov's whereabouts or condition.

This evening, activists restored a plaque commemorating Anna Politkovskaya. This is the fifth temporary plaque installed since the original was destroyed. A handwritten plaque was also placed next to the restored "Last Address" sign. It reads, "Here they are repressing the memorial plaque of Anna Politkovskaya, who lived here."

A few hours after the fourth plaque disappeared, activists installed a new temporary plaque at the entrance to the building where Novaya Gazeta journalist Anna Politkovskaya lived and was murdered.

A video of Adam Kadyrov practicing shooting appeared on his Instagram*. The abbreviation for the Russian Special Forces University is visible in the frame. The date of the recording is not specified, but in the video, Adam Kadyrov is wearing a T-shirt.

Fifty asylum seekers from Dagestan, Chechnya, and Ingushetia, held in the Ezevo immigration prison in Croatia, have gone on hunger strike to protest gross violations of their rights.