In May, Czech journalist and humanitarian worker Petra Prochazkova made her way to Chechen capital Grozny again. She is renown for her war reporting, especially for the coverage of Chechen wars. Grozny which she saw today was totally different from what she had left 10 years ago. Women's dress code changed completely from what she remembered, excessive display of wealth and richness in cars, monuments, buildings and yet the mood was like in Prague after the Soviet occupation in 1968 when people were were exhausted and tired and hopeless.
Grozny 10 years later
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The Chechen capital is full of advertisements
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The entrance of the museum in honor of late Chechen pro-Moscow president Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov made of marble
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There are a lot of expensive cars in Grozny
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... And photographs of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev easy to be found around Grozny, with statements of his innocence