According to local sources, between September 20-24, five residents of various areas in Chechnya were taken hostage by the gang members of the occupying Russia and its local puppet, Kadyrov.

Our editorial staff received an e-mail about the educational problems of Chechen children in Azerbaijan.

A local resident of the Vedeno district was abducted in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya by gangsters of the puppet Kadyrov.

According to Kavkazcenter, dozens of relatives of the Chechen mujahedeen who were taken hostage on Saturday have been released today, on September 6.

On September 5th, two peaceful residents of two separate areas of Chechnya were abducted by gangsters from Kadyrov’s puppet regime.

Today is the nineteenth anniversary of “The Day of Restoration of State Independence of the Chechen nation”.

According to the website Kavkazcenter, on September 4th at around 4 a.m. local time, gangs from Kadyrov’s puppet regime in Chechnya organized numerous raids in the Vedeno, Nozhai-Yurt and Kurchaloi districts. The Kadyrovites took family members of the Chechen mujahadeen hostage.

The Junior European Cup 2010 took place in Berlin, the capital of Germany. More than 450 participants of 31 nations fought for medals. Among them was a Chechen judoist named Vadud Balatkhanov from Finland.

On September 2, in the city of Nazran, Ingushetia, the Chairwoman of the European Parliament Subcommittee on Human Rights, Ms. Heidi Hautala, and the vice-chair of the Subcommittee, Ms. Laima Andrikiene, along with other delegates from the European Parliament, met with human rights defenders and victims of Russian state terrorism in the Caucasus.

On August 31, a girl was abducted in Grozny by gangsters from Kadyrov’s puppet regime in Chechnya.

On August 29, around 04:30 a.m. local time, up to 50 Chechen mujahedeen under the command of Chechen commanders Zaurbek Avdorkhanov, Abdurrakhman and Mahran, entered the puppet Kadyrov’s home village, Tsentroi (Khosi-Yurt) in the Kurchaloi district of Chechnya, which is about 20 kilometers east of Grozny.

According to the Human Rights Center “Memorial”, on August 25, 2010 at about 3 p.m. in the town of Karabulak in the Republic of Ingushetia, Magomed Kureyshovich Aushev, born in 1988, left his home at 2-28 Oskanova Street and never returned.

According to the website, Ingnews.ru, the residents of the Ekazhevo village in Ingushetia prevented an abduction in their village.

According to Kavkaz-Uzel, on August 25, two men were taken hostage by gang members from Kadyrov’s puppet regime in Chechnya.

According to a publication by Kavkaz-Uzel, four young, female residents of the Sunzha district of Chechnya have joined a group of Chechen freedom fighters.

On August 23, in the foothills of the Urus-Martan district of Chechnya, a landmine exploded, injuring two young construction workers.

According to the Latvian website Delfi.lv, on August 24, unknown vandals indelibly painted street signs, which are in honor of Dzhoxar Dudaev, first President of Chechen Republic Ichkeria, in Riga, the capital of Latvia.

According to eyewitnesses, on the evening of August 23, an unidentified girl was abducted by henchmen of the national traitors in the Zavodovsky district of Grozny, the capital of Chechnya.

Kavkaz-Uzel has reported that two residents of Chechnya, who were accused of being involved with Chechen mujahedeen groups, and another man who was accused of providing food to the mujahedeen, were abducted by mobsters of Russian minions in Chechnya. 

On August 23, Human Rights Center “Memorial” received a written statement that was written by Umar Darchiev, a resident of Ingushetia. The statement explained that two Chechen refugees were lost somewhere in Russia.

The bodies of Chechen mujahedeen who were killed in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya on August 8, were not handed over to their relatives, but were instead buried in unmarked graves without the observance of Muslim funeral rites.

According the Ichkeria.info, five Chechen families who need medical treatment are being kept in a closed refugee center in Biala Podlaska, Poland, which is 30 km away from Teraspol, while awaiting extradition to Russia.