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Vladimir Sevrinovsky, a journalist, arrested for five days in Makhachkala, is back at large. According to his story, he was detained with the use of force; policemen ignored the fact that he was performing his journalistic assignment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has awarded the leader of Chechnya the rank of Colonel General. This has been reported by Ramzan Kadyrov himself on his Telegram channel. At the same time, the leader of Chechnya promised to justify “the trust given in advance.”

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) awarded compensation of 122,000 euros to a sister of Salman and Zhuneid Gardanov, who were killed in 2012 during a special operation in Ingushetia, although Russia has adopted a law on non-execution of ECtHR decisions made after March 15, 2022.

Russian laws do not allow sending minors to the war zone, even if they receive a military education, the lawyers, Natalia Sekretaryova and Tamilla Imanova, have noted in their comments to the statement of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, about his intention to send his minor sons to Ukraine.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg has acknowledged that law enforcers had tortured 29 convicts in the case of the militant attack on Nalchik, and has decided that they should be paid from 26,000 to 52,000 euros in compensation for their received moral harm.

Alexander Putilin, a former contract soldier from the city of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky is not entitled to receive allowance for his wound received in the second Chechen, which made him unfit for further service, since the relevant law was not yet in force then, the court has ruled.

The statement of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, about his readiness to send his underage sons Akhmat, Eli and Adam to Ukraine has caused bewilderment among social media users.

Murat Karabashev, a military doctor, was sent to the special operation after graduating from university and was captured when he tried to take patients out, his sister has reported.

The desire to get estimates of the violent dispersal of the anti-mobilization protests in Makhachkala from well-known athletes, including Khabib Nurmagomedov, highlighted the absence of political and social leaders in Dagestan.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) considered the investigation by the Russian law enforcement bodies of cases on domestic violence ineffective.

Adam Muradov, the husband of a participant in an anti-war rally in Grozny, died after law enforcers forced him to beat up his wife as punishment for participating in the protest; and their 18-year-old son was sent to Ukraine.

In Nalchik, protesters against the partial mobilization were charged under the articles of discrediting the army, violating the procedure for holding public events and disobeying the police. The activists' have arrived in the court; some figurants have been fined.

After the protests in Makhachkala, at least 104 people have been found guilty of violating the procedure for holding public events; 99 cases were returned to the police.

Another portion of Kadyrov's criticism of the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) for defeats suffered in Ukraine has appeared with the Kremlin's approval; and it's not by occasion that it was so rapidly spread in the media space, military experts believe.

When commenting on the sharp criticism of Russian military commanders by the leader of Chechnya, Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov has noted that emotions are inappropriate in assessing the actions of the Russian Ministry of Defence, although Ramzan Kadyrov, being the head of the region, has the right to express his own opinion.

Three minor sons of Ramzan Kadyrov are preparing to be sent to Ukraine, where they will stay in the most difficult regions of the combat actions, the leader of Chechnya reports.

In Tikhoretsk, law enforcers tortured a resident of the village of Novorozhdestvenskaya to force him to confess that he was beating his stepson.

Yulia Vishnevetskaya, a Radio Liberty* correspondent, who was detained in Makhachkala at the venue of anti-mobilization protests, has served her five-day arrest and left the republic.

Ramzan Kadyrov's harsh criticism of the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) for the withdrawal of troops from Krasny Liman was coordinated with Moscow and became an episode of the campaign against the Defence Minister, Sergey Shoigu, Maxim Shevchenko, a journalist, and Andrei Gusij, a political analyst, have suggested.

The head of Chechnya has criticized the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) for the situation in Krasny Liman and suggested declaring martial law in the border areas, as well as using nuclear weapons.