The military wing of Virda (sect) of Batal-Hadji Belkhorov in Ingushetia was recognized as a terrorist organization. This decision was made by the FSB of the Russian Federation.
The Milli Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People delivered humanitarian aid to the victims of the earthquake in Turkey. Support was provided within the framework of the action «Good neighbor - nearest family».
Demonstrations by representatives of the Chechen diaspora and local activists were held in Austria, France and other European countries. They commemorated the 79th anniversary of Stalin’s deportation of the Vainah peoples. The event was organized by representatives of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.
On February 23, mourning rallies were held in Paris to mark the anniversary of Stalin’s deportation of Chechens and Ingush on February 23, 1944. Participants in the rallies not only honored the memory of the victims of mass repressions, but also spoke out against Russian aggression in Ukraine.
World champion in grappling (wrestling technique using captures) Akhmed Chalayev together with his friends saved an elderly woman from the burning hotel «MKM» in Moscow. It happened before the rescue came.
Hasbik (Hasbullah Mohammedov) is recognized as a dollar millionaire. Forbes estimated that in the last three years Dagestan blogger of small growth made 2.2 million dollars.
More than 30 people were detained in Ingushetia, North Ossetia and Moscow for theft in the Pension Fund. The damage is estimated at 2 billion rubles.
Ankara does not intend to allow the US and European sanctions against Russia to be bypassed through Turkey. This was stated by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Chavushoglu.
The Karabulak District Court of Ingushetia fined 37-year-old imam Magomed Sultygov 50,000 rubles for failing to report a crime.
The film "The Letter," about the deportation of the Ingush people, has been banned in Ingushetia. The republic's Ministry of Culture has refused to hold the premiere of Amur Amerkhanov's film, despite it having received a federal grant and having been shown in other regions.
In Dagestan, Umaraskhab Alibekov, a father of many children, was found guilty of failing to report a planned terrorist attack that killed 22 people. The charge is based on the fact that he knew about the planned attacks on Makhachkala and Derbent but failed to notify authorities.
The Southern District Military Court will hear the case of Amir Bokov and Mikail Moshkhoev, natives of Ingushetia, who are accused of assisting the "Gurazhev group," known for its attacks on law enforcement.