Republic of Ingushetia

21.06.2025, employees of the House of Culture of the village of Lyazhgi held a clean-up day.

On June 22, athletes from the GLADIATOR club, located in the Jerakh district, demonstrated outstanding achievements at a prestigious mixed martial arts (MMA) tournament held in the city of Mozdok. Among the participants were the strongest athletes from various regions of the North Caucasus - the cities of Sochi, Cherkesk, the republics of Kabardino-Balkaria, North Ossetia-Alania, Dagestan and Chechnya. In total, the tournament gathered about two hundred fighters of the highest level of training.

The representatives of the GLADIATOR club attracted special attention. Despite the tough competition, our guys won brilliant victories, winning 25 awards out of a possible thirty. They deservedly received the championship belt, medals and honorary diplomas of the tournament. The success of the team was ensured by competent preparation and professionalism of the club's coaching staff: Adam Ganiev, Akhmed Bogatyrev and Sultan Lyanov. Their efforts allowed the guys to show themselves true masters of their craft and win the respect of opponents and spectators.

The road to the Palace of Culture is being renovated in Sunzha.

Improvement of a 140-meter section of Engels Street is in full swing. The base for asphalt has already been prepared and the installation of 10 new lighting towers has begun.

Further there will be a comfortable and safe sidewalk for pedestrians. The work is expected to be completed in 10 days.

Water supply is being improved in Sunzha.

A dilapidated section of the water pipeline was discovered on Festivalnaya Street.

The city administration promptly found extra-budgetary funding to replace 150 meters of old pipes (150 mm diameter) with new, more powerful ones (250 mm).

The work is planned to be completed in two days.

A well has been discovered in the Eban tower complex in the mountains of Ingushetia, which has been hidden from human eyes for an unknown number of years or even centuries.

Eban is a tower complex with one combat tower and 12 dwelling towers. It was destroyed during the punitive expedition of tsarist troops into mountainous Ingushetia in 1830. The ruins of the complex can now be seen at the exit from the village of Jeyrakh, near the bridge over the Armkhi River.

On June 20, the first meeting on the preservation of the republic's cultural heritage was held in Magas, organized by a representative of the Renaissance Charitable Foundation.

The event was attended by: T.U. Kodzoev, head of the Committee for State Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects; A.A. Sampiev, acting director of the Jeyrakh-Assinsk Museum-Reserve; heads of contracting organizations; A.G. Mikhailov, general director of complex architectural and restoration projects of “ ACM GROUP” LLC; public figures and others.

The task of the meeting participants was to discuss the progress of works, exchange professional experience and pass on to each other the valuable knowledge and skills they have acquired in the process of work.

They also discussed the observance of deadlines, checking the compliance of works with the project, control over technology, bringing the territory of the complex into proper sanitary condition and its improvement.

The first meeting was an introductory one, during which the participants were able to get to know each other. They determined who would be involved in the project, in what format and where subsequent meetings would take place. These meetings are scheduled on a weekly basis. A plan of joint work was also developed, which we hope will benefit our republic.

Construction of a new water supply line was completed in Jeyrakh.

More than 1,000 residents of one of the oldest villages in Ingushetia are now provided with quality drinking water from the Obankhi spring.

Forget about old, worn-out pipes and constant accidents.

What was done: 4150 meters of new water pipeline, connection of 120+ objects (3 streets, 3 alleys, apartment building), 7 wells, 5 ball valves, 3 fire hydrants.

A. Sampiev, acting director of the Jeirakh-Assinsk Museum-Reserve, made an inspection visit to the tower complex “Gvezi”, located in the eastern part of the Guloykhi gorge of the Jeirakh district, border zone, 400 meters southeast of “Kasheti”, on a steep mountain slope.

Only one residential tower of the complex has survived to the height of one floor, the rest of the buildings are in a ruined state. There are five underground collective crypt tombs and a necropolis of stone burials within the village. There are petroglyphs on the residential tower of the complex, on the arched stone of the entrance doorway, in the form of 3 handprints - two large and one small.

The complex is little known, rarely visited and difficult to access. Small medieval tower settlements “Agutyr”, ‘Kasheti’, “Oaseg” are located nearby.

Last summer a cemetery with 13 gravestones and 5 early Muslim graves was discovered between Gvezi and Agutyr settlements.

In the Nazran district of Ingushetia, firefighting was carried out in populated areas, especially around the pastures in Yandar.

Mineralized strips have been created to prevent the spread of fire.

This was done under an order issued to local authorities to eliminate violations in preparation for the fire season.

Information banners with appeals to observe fire safety rules have also been installed.