"Memorial" reports that three minors were freed in Chechnya following their detention at a police facility, where they had been confined for over half a year by security personnel.

Chechen authorities have freed three teenagers—Said Idigov, Elbrus Saydayev, and Mansur Shabazov—after holding them for over half a year. According to the human rights group Memorial, the youths' release came only after their fathers were compelled to sign military service agreements with Russia's Defense Ministry.

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