In Moscow, the detention of a 31-year-old mother of eight children was extended. She was accused of financing terrorism for transferring about 15,000 rubles to ISIS, TASS reports this with reference to the materials of the case. A criminal case was opened against Maria Davydova on July 2, 2026, the next day she was sent to detention, and on August 27 the detention was extended until November 2. The RIA Novosti agency wrote that "she transferred about 15 thousand rubles to the militants [of the Islamic State (ISIS)]". The documents show that Davidova is self-employed, has eight dependent children and is not married. Rosfinmonitoring added Davidova to the list of "terrorists and extremists".

In Moscow, the detention of a 31-year-old mother of eight children was extended. She was accused of financing terrorism for transferring about 15,000 rubles to ISIS, TASS reports this with reference to the materials of the case. A criminal case was opened against Maria Davydova on July 2, 2026, the next day she was sent to detention, and on August 27 the detention was extended until November 2. The RIA Novosti agency wrote that "she transferred about 15 thousand rubles to the militants [of the Islamic State (ISIS)]". The documents show that Davidova is self-employed, has eight dependent children and is not married. Rosfinmonitoring added Davidova to the list of "terrorists and extremists".