He survived repeated kidnappings and torture. When they reached him again, he resisted. Turpal-Ali Mezhidov, 36, from Gudermes, was killed on October 19, 2026, during a prolonged armed conflict with the Russian occupation forces in Chechnya. He refused to surrender and fought until his ammunition ran out. In his hometown and beyond, he was known for his honesty, courage and strong religious beliefs. He treated the people, organized a pilgrimage to the holy sites of Islam and taught others about his faith. The Russians repeatedly kidnapped him and brutally tortured him. They tried to break his will and force him to surrender. they failed. In his last years, Mazhaidov was involved in underground resistance to Russian rule. His commitment to ending the occupation was inseparable from his faith and belief that his people would live freely on their land. When the Russians tried to take him back again, he fought back. The confrontation was carried out by the mobilization of Russian security structures throughout Chechnya. His story is also a story about the system that Russia maintains in Chechnya: repeated kidnappings, torture and persecution, followed by demands that make it difficult for them to remain obedient. Source: NIYSO 🔗 Telegram: 🔗 X: x.com/doamuslims 🔗 WhatsApp: Shorturl.at/movz9 🔗 UpScrolled:.

He survived repeated kidnappings and torture. When they reached him again, he resisted. Turpal-Ali Mezhidov, 36, from Gudermes, was killed on October 19, 2026, during a prolonged armed conflict with the Russian occupation forces in Chechnya. He refused to surrender and fought until his ammunition ran out. In his hometown and beyond, he was known for his honesty, courage and strong religious beliefs. He treated the people, organized a pilgrimage to the holy sites of Islam and taught others about his faith. The Russians repeatedly kidnapped him and brutally tortured him. They tried to break his will and force him to surrender. they failed. In his last years, Mazhaidov was involved in underground resistance to Russian rule. His commitment to ending the occupation was inseparable from his faith and belief that his people would live freely on their land. When the Russians tried to take him back again, he fought back. The confrontation was carried out by the mobilization of Russian security structures throughout Chechnya. His story is also a story about the system that Russia maintains in Chechnya: repeated kidnappings, torture and persecution, followed by demands that make it difficult for them to remain obedient. Source: NIYSO 🔗 Telegram: 🔗 X: x.com/doamuslims 🔗 WhatsApp: Shorturl.at/movz9 🔗 UpScrolled:.