Ramzan Kadyrov

According to local media, the Chechen government introduced the ban in an attempt to promote more traditional music and forms of dancing. Musa Dadaev, Chechnya's culture minister, said, "We must bring to the people and to the children's future the Chechen people's cultural heritage.' This includes a full range of moral and ethical norms of life for Chechens.' The latest generation of jazz, which starts at 80 beats per minute, is much slower than a lot of modern day pop music.

Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen warlord, is adding to his burgeoning army by adding another 3,000 former Wagner mercenary warriors, contributing to a growing presence in Russia under his personal command. In a tweet on Friday, Kadyrov referred to the recruitment of a new'regiment' as 'good news' as he said the fighters will soon begin 'accomplishing combat tasks'. From the messages, it was uncertain whether the'special forces' troops would be sent in Ukraine or used for some other cause. They might have a'significant effect,' Kadyrov said.

The four Russian nationals, identified as Dalerdzhon Mirzhon Mirzhon Mirzhon Mirzoyev, 32, Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, 30, Shamsidin Fariduni, 25, and Mukhammadsobir Faizov, 19, were all exposed to brutal detention conditions, including severe injuries, and they appeared in a Russian court on Sunday. ISIS, which claimed responsibility for the attack twice, has reacted positively today, telling Putin that the images and videos of the torture have only increased the 'bloodlust for thousands of people'.' In a recent video (right), Russian troops were hunting down another terror suspect, who was attempting to flee from them by climbing a tree. The soldiers smashed his head against the ground repeatedly as they confronted him after they threw him to the ground.