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On the fourth day of his hunger strike, Tofig Yagublu reported a deterioration in his condition, but he remains in solitary confinement, according to the opposition politician's relatives.

Zaur Tlepshev from the Baksan district was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since February 2022, at least 379 combatants from Kabardino-Balkaria have been confirmed killed there.

On February 26, the anniversary of the Khojaly tragedy, residents of Azerbaijan honored the memory of the victims. A memorial complex was opened in the city of Khojaly. Thirty-four years later, the relatives of the victims continue to remember them.

Lasha Chkhartishvili, a member of the Georgian Labor Party, was arrested for five days for a comment he posted on Facebook*. Police transferred the opposition figure to a temporary detention facility directly from the courtroom.

Nikita Akishev and Sergei Kurenkov from Kamyshin were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,697 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

Mobilized soldier Pavel Kotelnikov received a seven-year prison sentence for bribery, involving four instances of fellow soldiers handing over money to an officer in exchange for a transfer to the rear.

Members of the Margiev family held a picket today demanding the head of South Ossetia "to end the lawlessness" in the republic. They were detained but later released. Police Colonel Viktor Margiev stated that the family, including his son, are being threatened and pressured following his demands to investigate his brother's abduction.

The Cassation Board of the Supreme Court of Russia refused to overturn the sentence of North Ossetian native Aslan Gagiev in the case of organizing a criminal group.

65 parliamentarians voted to strip Kirill Glazov of his mandate. The Dagestani prosecutor's office cited both violations of anti-corruption legislation and Glazov's actual absence from parliament.

The AZAL plane crash was the result of an error by the Ministry of Defense, and Azerbaijan is awaiting Russia's legal assessment of the incident and compensation.

A Dagestani woman who escaped domestic violence and prevented an attempted kidnapping of a Chechen woman by her family in Yerevan needs help after her identity was compromised.

Law enforcement agencies have detained a resident of Dagestan, in whose stroller the body of a child was previously found.

At the trial, Mehriban Rahimli insisted on the full disclosure of the indictment in order to cast doubt on the evidence collected by the investigation.

The Supreme Court of Ingushetia has toughened the sentence of Musa Gezgiev, former head physician of the republic's oncology dispensary, replacing his 4.5 years of suspended imprisonment with the same real term.

Police in the Tikhoretsky District have opened a criminal case of animal cruelty following the killing of a dog in the village of Alekseyevskaya. The suspect has been released on his own recognizance. Animal rights activists intend to seek the harshest possible sentence for him.

Investigators have referred to court the case of a 19-year-old student from Dagestan accused of setting fire to a battery cabinet on a railway in the Moscow region.

Gadzhimurad Tsarainov, Shirvani Magomedov, and three of their fellow countrymen from the Botlikh District were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially confirmed at least 1,832 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

A beach owner in the village of Vityazevo has begun adding a new layer of sand from quarries at a test site. This restoration project may later be expanded to other beaches in the emergency zone, according to the Kuban emergency response center.

The Volgograd Regional Court upheld three lawsuits filed by Igor Nagavkin against the federal and regional departments of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) regarding the conditions of his detention in the Leninsky Pre-Trial Detention Center and Uryupinsk Correctional Institution No. 23.

The Supreme Court of Adygea rejected the Social and Ecological Union's lawsuit against the republic's Committee for Architecture and Urban Development. The lawsuit concerned the preservation of protective forests, where 9,950 trees are planned to be cut down for the construction of the Lagonaki ski resort. The environmental activists intend to appeal the decision.