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Alexander Zubrilin was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,738 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

The mayor of Makhachkala announced the restoration of service at the Primorskaya substation, which was flooded during the flood. Even after the fault was repaired, power was still out at many addresses, according to Telegram users.

In the Rostov region, 15 private homes were damaged as a result of a drone attack. The governor announced assistance for the victims.

Access to the village of Dai in the Shatoi district has been reopened, leaving residents without transportation after a section of the road was destroyed during a flood.

A case concerning the collapse of an interfloor ceiling at a mental health clinic in Korenovsk, in which an employee died, the deputy director was charged with negligence, and a technician was charged with causing death by negligence, has been referred to court.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced Zaporizhzhia Oblast resident Andriy Dyachenko to 20 years in a maximum-security penal colony, finding him guilty of preparing terrorist acts.

Both police officers who were wounded during the shootout in the village of Nizhniy Dzhengutai are in stable condition.

In the village of Kislyakovskaya, a house was damaged by a UAV fragment falling on it, and a fire started in a field.

Nurzhan Demisenov from the Narimanov district was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 731 combatants from the Astrakhan region have been confirmed killed.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Rasul Umarov to a lengthy prison term, finding him guilty of financially supporting Islamic State* militants.

Inmates at a correctional facility in Azerbaijan complained of being forced to line up in the prison yard in the pouring rain. Opposition activist Shahin Hajiyev and journalist Teymur Kerimov, who protested, were subjected to pressure.

Rain-induced reduction in river transparency led to water outages in large villages within the Nalchik urban district.

On the 489th day of protests in Tbilisi, activists organized a solidarity march to mark the anniversary of the referendum on restoring Georgia's independence.

The increase in electricity tariffs for all Georgian consumers starting April 1 will hit the budgets of the country's residents and serve to increase the income of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the founder of the Georgian Dream party.

The Russian government will allocate 712 million rubles from the reserve fund to Rosmorrechflot for emergency response to the oil spill following the tanker disaster in the Kerch Strait.

The Nalchik Garrison Military Court sentenced soldier Soslan Ambalov to two years in prison for failing to report to his military unit during mobilization.

A court in Kaspiysk sentenced the former head of the city's property relations department, Aivar Aliverdiev, to eight years in prison.

Flooding damage in Dagestan has reduced tourist interest in the republic, but tour operators continue to sell packages, hoping for infrastructure restoration in the region.

A man suspected of publicly calling for attacks on law enforcement officers has been detained in the Iki-Burulsky district of Kalmykia.

FSB officers in Vladikavkaz coerced Russian citizen Roman Yevseyev, who moved to Georgia in 2022 but returned to Russia for one day in late 2025, into cooperation.