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The death of Bachalov Khozh-Baudi, a member of the 270th Motorized Rifle Regiment "Akhmat Kavkaz," has been reported. He was originally from Akhmat-Yurt, like Mezhidov, and was related to him. He spent most of his time at headquarters and took part in meetings. Nothing hinted at disaster. But as the saying goes, there's no defense against a crowbar — and apparently none against a drone either. The war for Putin's interests, Aishat Kadyrova's handbags, and Dubai villas is now over for Bachalov.

Uninformed residents of the Caucasus and Russian opposition figures often portray the puppet regime as almost an Islamic state. They periodically write that Kadyrov is introducing the laws of Islam and is thus engaged in a "gradual introduction of Sharia." In reality, this point of view reflects unprofessionalism and plain ignorance. Aside from the fact that Kadyrov cannot fundamentally introduce or change anything on his own — he does so only with the full consent of the FSB — Putin's puppet himself is a genuine example of a hypocrite. For the Russian regime, Islam is merely a facade that the Kremlin allows them to use to legitimize their power in the eyes of Chechens. After all these ostentatious tears over supposed relics, they retreat to their dens and engage in the most immoral things, which are even hard to imagine. They are merely actors, playing well the role assigned to them by their handlers.

📼 Two days before the start of Operation “Jihad,” Shamil, in his usual manner, shares the plan with the fighters, and with his unwavering demeanor instills in those sitting nearby the resolve to fight to the last drop of blood. They are going into battle with far fewer forces and with only the meager arsenal they have. The rest must be taken from the enemy. No super weapons, no supplies from the West, no Starlink, and no Bayraktars. They rely solely on the Almighty. Not a single one among them has been forced to take part. All are driven by a sense of duty. Shamil is not busy posing for cameras or giving interviews far in the rear. He is not recording addresses from a couch about how Chechens must die in war. Shamil sits surrounded by fighters and calls them to steadfastness. In two days, as one of the most senior military commanders, he will go into battle alongside everyone else.

Finally, the long wait is over. Today, a newly constructed bridge was officially opened in the village of Sesana. Residents had been waiting for it for 25 years. Until now, they were forced to use a dilapidated and unsafe bridge that did not meet any safety standards. But while private jets, on which the offspring fly to Dubai every month, need to be maintained, there's no money left for roads, bridges, and transformers, so cuts have to be made. The opening ceremony itself is a separate story. According to residents, the bridge was actually ready two weeks ago, but it was not open to the public, as they were waiting for the moment when Ramzan could finally attend the opening. Given his current health condition, long journeys are not easy for him. Hence, the two-week wait.

Natives of occupied Chechnya who work in Russian regions and had been planning to return home soon have started cancelling their trips. The reason is fear of getting caught in the next wave of mobilization and forced conscription for the war. Even though mobilization is being planned across Russia as a whole, Chechens are choosing to stay outside Chechnya until the situation becomes clearer. As paradoxical as it sounds, they see better odds of avoiding the war among the Russian population than on their own soil, where the occupation regime of the Kadyrovs and Daudovs holds power. Twenty-six years of Russian "peace" and "law and order" on Chechen land. And this is the result.

🔴According to sources, two young men who had arrived on one of the incoming flights were abducted yesterday at Grozny airport. Personnel from the occupation structures detained them right on airport grounds and took them away to an unknown location. The identities of those abducted, the reasons for their detention, and their subsequent fate remain unknown at this time.

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But the occupiers don't stage these actions for no reason. For them, it's crucial to instill fear in the population, since that's the primary tool for maintaining Russian rule over the peoples of the Caucasus. Their whole bet is that by suppressing even the slightest signs of resistance in the harshest possible manner, they'll beat out of the population any thought of struggling against the occupation. However, sustaining such a system requires a functioning economy. As soon as it starts to suffer, the whip used to intimidate the population weakens too. That's when the brave masked defenders of Russia — the ones storming the bedrooms and children's rooms of Ingush families — will be forced to look for other jobs. After all, very few among them are actually willing to give up their lives for this dog's work.

The clowns from the 'FSB' circus are in action. To detain a resident who allegedly left some comment on social media, the occupiers had to stage an entire show. And mind you, his guilt hasn't even been proven — we're only talking about suspicions here. Good thing they didn't roll in a tank.

The heretic and sectarian Ali Jifri is a friend again. Recently, Kadyrov's sons, together with FSB mullah Adam Shahidov, met with Jifri in one of the Arab countries. Judging by the photos, a deeply intellectual and spiritual conversation was underway. A reminder: after the scandalous 2016 conference in Grozny, whose results Jifri later disavowed, he has not set foot in occupied Chechnya for ten years.

🔴 It is reported that Sultan Tushayev, a 50-year-old resident of the village of Assinovskaya, has been abducted by the Russian regime. He is currently being held at the OMVD (District Department of Internal Affairs) for Sernovodsky District. The man lived an ordinary life, "kept his mouth shut," and "stayed out of politics." But hungry operatives carrying out orders from the FSB don't need someone to actually be guilty of anything. They need a "result" — so they manufacture one. This is what "peaceful life in Chechnya" looks like.