The last elected legitimate President of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, Aslan Maskhadov died and became a shaheed (insaAllah) during an uneven battle with Russian invaders in Chechnya’s Tolstoy-Yurt village, on March 8, 2005.

Alev Korun, the spokeswoman of Austrian Greens on human rights, has published a press release that Austria is going to deport a Chechen mother and her two sons to Poland on March 8th.

Local sources have reported that a male resident from the village of Novy Aldy was abducted by armed gangsters from the puppet regime in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

Professor Vytautas Landsbergis, a member of the European Parliament and former Speaker of the Lithuanian Supreme Council, gave an interview to the Japanese newspaper “The Sankei Shimbun (産経新聞),” where he described Russia as an empire and criticized the invasion of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

International human rights organizations have published a joint press statement and demand from Russia to complete torture investigations and safeguard victims and human rights defenders.

Residents of the Urus-Martan District of Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria have reported about kidnapping of clergyman Movsar Ismailov on February 23 by gang members from the puppet regime. According to their story, Ismailov was released after torture and beatings.

On March 3rd, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) notified the judgement case of Khambulatova v. Russia which is related to Chechnya. The case was about the abduction of a young Chechen man, ill-treatment and his death in the detention.

Local sources have reported that a young male resident of the Urus-Martan district was abducted by gang members from the puppet regime in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

Chechen athletes from the new diasporas in various European countries continue to be victorious.

Today is the anniversary of one of the most painful days in our history. Seven years ago today, Khamzat Gelayev, a legendary name in our independence struggle, died as a hero and became a Shaheed, inshaAllah!

Juha Molari, the Finnish supporter of Russia’s terrorist regime and a Pastor, is filled with such hatred toward Finnish human rights activist, Mikael Storsjö that has published an uninformed article on his blog about Waynakh Online, and our English language editor, Michael Capobianco. His accusations came as the result of recent news on our website about his appearance at Mikael Storsjö’s trial.

As we earlier mentioned, the well-known Chechen poet Apti Bisultanov was in Georgia to attend a conference on the deportation of the Chechen-Ingush nation in 1944, and to present his newly published poetry book in both the Chechen and Georgian language.

Well-known Finnish human rights activist and IT entrepreneur Mikael Storsjö, who has helped dozens of Chechen asylum seekers reach Finland, could face a prison sentence for his activities.

The Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society have published a statement related to the 67th anniversary of the Chechen-Ingush deportation as well as a visit by the Chechen Mothers organization head, Madina Magomadova.

Yesterday was the 67th anniversary of Stalin’s deportations of the Chechen and Ingush people. Vainakh people and their friends commemorated those painful days all around the world.

Local sources reported that a male civilian was abducted by gang members from the puppet regime in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

The Norwegian television channel, Tv2 has reported that a pregnant Chechen asylum seeker lost her baby due to the carelessness of doctors at the Gjøvik town hospital.

Occupation media sources have claimed that two freedom fighters were arrested by the puppet regime’s armed bandits in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

Two young Chechen asylum seekers from different parts of France are at risk of extradition to Ukraine and Russia.

The official website of Seimas of the Lithuanian Republic (Lietuvos Respublikos Seimas) has stated that there will be a round table discussion on “Lithuanian VSD, Russian FSB and the Law” in the “Baltic Assembly Hall” on February 22nd.

The website Ichkeria.info has reported that there will be a demonstration in France’s capital, in remembrance of the 67th anniversary of the mass deportation of the Chechen and Ingush people from their homeland to Central Asia and Siberia.

On February 17th, the European Court of Human Rights notified in writing a judgement related with two abduction cases from Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. The ECHR pointed out that the abductions of two Chechen civiliam men in 2002 in Chechnya hasn’t been investigated by Russia.