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A petition to cancel the Russian band's concert in Yerevan has garnered more than 140 signatures, following Anacondaz's cancellation of any performances in Georgia.

Moscow's initiative to restore rail service with Georgia via Abkhazia sparked a heated debate on Facebook*. Commenting on the "Caucasian Knot" article, social media users prioritized political issues—the status of Abkhazia and the return of refugees—and considered discussions of transit logistics premature.

Two months later, investigators finally opened a criminal case following the death of Alexei Shatov, a detainee, at a police station in the Rostov region. His relatives were informed of his death with the words "it just happened."

Residents of Abkhazia who applied for Russian internal passports can receive their documents in Sochi. The President of Abkhazia announced an appeal to the Russian authorities regarding the resumption of passport issuance in the republic.

Dagestani soldiers in the special operation zone in Ukraine recorded a video message to the head of the republic, Sergei Melikov, demanding that road construction begin in the village of Kuba in the Laksky district.

A fire that started after a drone struck an oil tank in the Temryuk district has been extinguished.

Turkish authorities have deported Gultekin Hajibeyli, a representative of the National Council of Democratic Forces of Azerbaijan. According to opposition figures, she remains at large in Azerbaijan.

Vladimir Borodin from the Apanasenkovsky District was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 913 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

The head of the Russian Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, has ordered a criminal investigation into delays in relocating residents of a building on Yunosti Street in Novocherkassk. The building was declared unsafe in 2024, and recently, its facade collapsed.

The family of military pilot Andrei Yeremeyev, who died in 2018, received a notice from bailiffs to demolish their only home in the Pushkinsky Dol cottage community in Gelendzhik. They intend to file a complaint with the Investigative Committee of Russia, the FSB, and President Vladimir Putin regarding the violation of their rights.

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit to seize the property of Krasnodar City Duma deputy Viktor Timofeev for state benefit.

Mathematics teacher Shahla Kamilova, who was shot by a student at a Baku lyceum, is in the neurosurgery department; her condition is considered stable.

Firefighters extinguished one of two fires in the Temryuk district, where a UAV attack caused a fire.

Armenian security forces have detained repatriates persecuted in Russia for political reasons, but have never deported them and have no intention of doing so, the speaker of the Armenian parliament stated.

The amount of compensation, including for emotional distress, is determined by the court. In the case of the cable car collapse in Nalchik, the court took into account the cable car owner's expenses, including tickets and cell phones.

A pothole on Irchi Kazak Street hasn't been filled in for 173 days, according to Makhachkala residents who installed a "meter" near the hole. The head of the regional control center placed responsibility for completing the repairs on the utility company.

Activists gathered outside the Georgian parliament on the 445th day of daily pro-European protests.

Magomed Magomedov was killed in a military operation in Ukraine. Since its beginning, at least 1,808 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.