Ingush journalist Isabella Evloeva reported a search in her parents' house

A journalist from Ingushetia, Isabella Evloeva, reported that security forces had been searching her parents’ house in Sunzha since the morning. about this She wrote on Facebook.

“There is no connection with my parents and brother. What they are looking for is also not clear, but it is clear that the search is related to my professional activities,” the woman assured.

Fortanga, citing eyewitnesses, reports that the house is surrounded by armored vehicles, and the search, according to unconfirmed reports, is being carried out by “visiting security forces.”

Later, on her Facebook, the journalist said that the search, which lasted more than six hours, had ended. According to her, security forces asked her parents about her.

“We “found” at home two copies of the charter, which, apart from what we have at home, did not exist in nature, since ICNE is not a registered public organization. And 2 sheets with phone numbers of Barakh Chemurziev, Akhmed Pogorov and other activists. As I understand it, they want to declare IKNE an extremist organization, and I, apparently, its founder,” the journalist wrote.

Evloeva covers the persecution by security forces of local residents who oppose the agreement between Chechnya and Ingushetia on a new administrative border. The journalist founded the opposition resource Fortanga, which was blocked by Roskomnadzor in July.