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Residents of Chechnya and representatives of other regions of Russia, who had undergone training at the Russian special forces university, flew to the military operation zone.

The prosecution's version of Zarema Musayeva's attack on a prison colony employee is based only on his testimony; witnesses did not confirm her guilt. During the debate, the defense demanded that Musayeva be acquitted.

During the debate, the prosecutor requested four years in a penal colony for Zarema Musayeva in the case of an attack on a prison colony employee.

State Duma deputy from Chechnya Shamsail Saraliev reported the return of a new group of soldiers from Ukrainian captivity. Among those exchanged was a resident of Vladikavkaz.

An appeals court has refused to ease the conditions of house arrest for Chechen teenager Roman Murdiev, who is under house arrest in Moscow on charges of hooliganism, while the other defendants are allowed to leave their homes every day, the Chechen Human Rights Commissioner said.

A participant in the conflict at the Lugansk pool, who introduced himself as an "Akhmat" fighter, was detained in Krasnodar Krai. The head of the "Akhmat" special forces, Apti Alaudinov, said that the detention was carried out by employees of the Chechen Interior Ministry, although they "should not have been doing this."

Punishment for inciting ethnic hatred must be toughened, said the commander of the Akhmat special forces, Apti Alaudinov, after a conflict with blogger Max Divnich. The fighter, who claimed to belong to Akhmat after a fight in Lugansk, was sent, according to him, to “front lines.”

The case of Chechen native Said-Mukhammad Dzhumaev, who received penalties in the penal colony that excluded his parole, fits into the trend of the penitentiary system's attitude towards prisoners who are opponents of the government.

Four women's clothing stores have been closed in Grozny at the request of the authorities due to inappropriate advertising on social networks. The authorities promised to reopen them if the owners delete the inappropriate posts and called on the entrepreneurs not to cross the line.

Four women's clothing stores have been closed in Grozny at the request of the authorities due to inappropriate advertising on social networks. The authorities promised to reopen them if the owners delete the inappropriate posts and called on the entrepreneurs not to cross the line.

A military court in Grozny found Alexander Sivkevich guilty of refusing to go to the SVO zone and two counts of abandoning his unit, sentencing him to six and a half years in prison. An appeals court upheld the sentence, ignoring the conclusion that the contract soldier was unfit to serve for health reasons.

A native of Chechnya, Said-Muhammad Djumaev, served his full sentence in a case involving an attack on a security officer and was released from a penal colony in the Tambov region.