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According to head of Salambek Maigov's election staff Adlan Khasuyev, his deputy, Ibragim Umarkhadzhiyev, was truly detained by security forces in the Staropromyslovsky district of Grozny.

The other day, the Russian President's adviser General Troshev claimed there was "no war" in Chechnya. He was quoted as saying, "the Russian servicemen were ordered not to conduct sweeps and not to enter private houses in Chechnya."

On November 17, Chechnya's military commandant's office alleged the death of Abu al-Walid, who is called a main financier of the Chechen rebels, in the vicinities of the Neftiyanka settlement, the Vedeno district of the republic.

According to the Russian command, militants get shelter in the villages supported by locals who sympathize with them openly or secretly.

On November 29, Saturday, a presentation of books by the Memorial Society will take place at the press center of the Central House of Painters. There will also be a discussion devoted to the problems of historical memory and human rights in today's Russia.

"The cans of stewed beef and condensed milk we have been given are inflated, as their expiry date was over a month ago. We can't eat that stuff, just have to throw them away," Kosum Israilov, a local man of the Samashki village, says.

The court decision became the first one beyond the bounds of Russia touching upon the most important aspects of the present situation in the country and holding some ascertainings.

Thousands of citizens of Grozny who lost their homes as a result of a freshet last year have not gotten new flats so far. The people have to take shelter in ordinary tents even in the cold time of the year.

Ibragim Umarkhadzhiyev, head of Salambek Maigov's election staff, who was kidnapped Wednesday in Grozny, has been freed, as told by Maigov's staff to the correspondent of Prague Watchdog.

In the morning of November 19, an officer of the Chechen police was wounded by unknown people in Grozny's Leninsky district.

Shamil Dusievich Buraev was born on January 28, 1958, in Achkhoi-Martan, Achkhoi-Martan district, Checheno-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (CIASSR), USSR.

The refugees lodge complaints against illegal actions of Ingush migration service officials, who, as the declarants think, break the Russian Law on Displaced Persons.

Gunmen in masks and camouflage uniforms captured three people in the Zavodskoy district of Grozny and took them away in an unknown direction, locals reported.

Abuyadig Saayev was attacked yesterday in Grozny. He was rounded up by gunmen; they put him in a car and took away.

Humanitarian organizations have two strategic goals in the Northern Caucasus: "to offer urgent humanitarian aid and help to restore normal living conditions and to enhance the potential of local civil society and government agencies".