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The court sentenced Damir Gasanov to five and a half years in prison after he initially failed to report to his unit and then, two months later, left his post without permission.

On the 517th day of daily protests, protesters outside the Georgian parliament once again supported the demand for medications for children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Parents of the affected children stayed outside the government office for the ninth night.

Rescuers in Kabardino-Balkaria evacuated an unregistered tourist and a female climber from Mongolia from Mount Elbrus.

Following the drone attack in Tuapse and a new fire at a local oil refinery, the organizers of the VK Fest festival, which was scheduled to take place on June 21 in Sirius, announced its postponement until 2027.

The State Security Service of Abkhazia, in a joint operation with the Russian Federal Security Service, detained Anastasia Kaushan, Anton Kaushan, and Yegor Grishin. The detainees, suspected of creating a terrorist organization to commit crimes in the Krasnodar Krai, were handed over to the Russian Federal Security Service.

A criminal case under a new article on the illegal transfer of phone numbers and social media accounts has been opened against two residents of Dagestan. Investigators claim the suspects ran a SIM card farm to sell access to the state-run messaging app MAX.

Following media reports, the Serbian government reversed its decision to grant citizenship to Ramzan Kadyrov's nephew, Yakub Zakriev, citing a threat to public safety.

The Governor of Krasnodar Krai declared a regional state of emergency in Tuapse, where a fire broke out again at an oil refinery. The state of emergency applies throughout the entire Tuapse Municipal District.

Police Sergeant Ramazan Magomedov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 1,906 Dagestani soldiers have been officially recognized as killed.

Upon arriving in Tuapse, Krasnodar Krai Governor Veniamin Kondratyev announced the expansion of rescue teams to extinguish the fire at the oil refinery. Social media users called the authorities' arrival in the city a show.

A boil and release of petroleum products from a storage tank occurred during a fire at the Tuapse oil refinery. The release spilled onto a road, damaging several vehicles.

Police in Tuapse spent five hours "interviewing" Kedr.media* correspondent Anastasia Troyanova. Prior to this, the journalist was attacked by a man who "didn't like her taking photographs."

The appellate court rejected the appeals against the sentence of former Rostov Regional Court Chair Elena Zolotareva, her deputy, and two others convicted in a multi-million dollar bribe case.

Moscow's Tagansky Court found no evidence of discrediting the Russian National Guard or the Akhmat special forces in the publications of former "people's governor" of the Donetsk region, Pavel Gubarev.

Azerbaijani human rights activist Anar Mammadli has been in custody for nearly two years on fabricated charges, activists said. They called for all charges against him to be dropped and for his release.

Women who fled domestic violence in Chechnya risk facing persecution from relatives in any region of Russia or neighboring countries, even months after their escape, human rights activists commented on the attempted kidnapping of Aishat Khizrieva in Siberia.

There are no more blockaded settlements in Dagestan after workers cleared roads to four villages in the Charodinsky district.

Sergei Shatalov from the Apanasenkovsky District was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 940 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

Due to a fire at an oil refinery in Tuapse, residents of nearby buildings have been evacuated to temporary shelters. Classes have been cancelled at the city's schools and two kindergartens.

The court sentenced Ramazan Lukozhev, who was absent from his military unit for 11 months during mobilization, to five years in prison.