In the Sept. 2 entry (9,626 views, 92 comments on the Echo of Moscow blog), Agunda writes, among other things, about the hostage-takers' phone conversations, their demands (which included withdrawal of the Russian troops from the neighboring Chechnya and recognition of its independence), the visit of Ruslan Aushev, ex-president of the neighboring Ingushetia, and the resulting release of "11 nursing women and all 15 baby children" - an event that revived Agunda's hopes. The account of Day 3 of the siege was the hardest for Agunda to write about - and is the hardest one to read:
عرضت أجوندا، وهي الآن طالبة جامعية تبلغ من العمر تسعة عشر عاماً، ذكرياتها حول تلك الأيام التي استمرت من 1 إلى 3 سبتمبر 2004 في كلاً من موقعها على لايف جورنال وفي مدونتها براديو إيكو أوف موسكو.