Magomed Gadaev. Photo: amnesty.fr Last Friday, France deported Chechens Magomed Gadaev to Russia - a witness in the case of torture on the basis of riot police in Grozny. Gadaev said that in 2010, the security forces close to Ramzan Kadyrov tortured and killed the residents of the republic, giving them as terrorists. Despite the fact that the French National Court of Assistant forbidden to send him to his homeland due to the threat of life, the Chechen was in Russia.

In Yamal, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs department for Novy Urengoy handed over to the Chechen police refugee Magomed Gadaev, who was deported from France a few days ago. Lawyer Semyon Tsvetkov told Novaya Gazeta about this. Gadaev left the country in 2010 after he was kidnapped and held for five months at the base of the Chechen riot police.

Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechaev at a February meeting at the German Foreign Ministry said that the country's authorities helped opposition leader Alexei Navalny with filming in the Dresden Stasi archive. This was reported by magazine Spiegel without specifying the source of information.

The coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters in Rostov-on-Don, Ksenia Seredkina , said on Twitter that the police knocked on the door of their office for about three hours at night, and returned again in the morning. Several police officers came at about 03:00 Moscow time, when Seredkina was alone in the new headquarters office, started knocking and did not answer questions for a long time.