A resident of Belgium, Chechen Artur Isaev has been approved as a candidate for the country's federal parliament. The elections will take place on June 9. Chechen political scientist from Paris Mairbek Vachagaev reported this on his TG channel.

Enemies are making attempts to undermine the situation from the inside, using the national issue against the backdrop of the terrorist attack in the Moscow Crocus City Hall concert hall. The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, wrote about this in his telegram channel.

Political prisoner, Crimean Tatar Teymur Abdullaev was again sent to a punishment cell in colony No. 2 in Salavat (Bashkortostan). He has spent a total of 950 days in the punishment cell.

Chechnya, Dagestan and other regions of the North Caucasian Federal District have canceled all entertainment and public events in connection with the terrorist attack in Moscow. In addition, the security of strategic facilities will be strengthened in Dagestan.

A criminal case was opened in the Russian Federation under Part 2 of Art. 205.4 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (participation in a terrorist community) against a native of Chechnya, 25-year-old Fathi Barayev. In July 2023, he took part in a raid in the Belgorod region, during which the Ural with Russian military personnel was destroyed.

Posters began to appear on the streets of Yerevan accusing the French Ambassador to Armenia Olivier Decottigny of corruption and calling on Paris to “leave the country.” According to the French publication Intelligence Online, this is being done by the Russian FSB, which is “trying to undermine Yerevan’s ties with the West.”

In Chechnya, as well as Tyva, the highest birth rate remains - 2.66 and 2.44 children per woman, respectively. In Altai, the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the Nenets Autonomous Okrug and Ingushetia, the birth rate varies between 1.8–2. This range no longer reproduces the population, according to Rosstat.

At a meeting with the leadership of security agencies and law enforcement agencies, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, instructed the security forces to be “in a state of constant combat readiness.”

A criminal case against two men has been transferred to the Southern District Military Court. They are accused of attacking military personnel in the Botlikh region in 1999 during the second Russian-Chechen war.

A court in Crimea approved the extension of the arrest until May 3 for those involved in the “second Dzhankoy” group, Ekrem Krosh, Aider Asanov, Leman Zekeryaev, Osman Abdurazakov and Refat Seidametov. Previously, Crimean Tatars were transferred from the Simferopol pre-trial detention center to the Rostov-on-Don detention center.