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In the Maykop district, 20 yards and three houses were flooded after rains.

The European Court of Human Rights has requested clarification from the Azerbaijani authorities regarding the complaints of 10 military personnel who were forced under torture to incriminate themselves in the "Tertar case."

A court in Nalchik sentenced Kirill Kotlyarov to a fine of 30,000 rubles, deeming his comments on Telegram discrediting the army.

Security officials found a Kizlyar resident's publications to be a distortion of historical information about the events of World War II.

Three more supporters of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, who were detained in the Lori region for obstructing the ruling party's campaign, have been placed under house arrest.

The Supreme Court has remanded Mikhail Khripunov, former deputy chairman of the Stavropol Regional Court, in custody after he was arrested on bribery charges. Khripunov requested a more lenient pretrial detention.

Mikhail Azarenko from Kotelnikovo was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,784 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

In early May, security forces carried out mass arrests of residents of several Chechen villages, and many of those detained were forced to sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense, activists reported. A human rights activist attributed the raids and arrests to a shortage of volunteer contract soldiers.

The days from May 27 to 29 have been declared non-working days in Chechnya in honor of the Muslim holiday.

The four main political forces running in Armenia's parliamentary elections made promises to reduce poverty, create new jobs, and increase pensions and GDP. Analysts believe most of these promises are simply populist.

Last night, the military shot down drones in three districts of the Rostov region. According to the governor, there were no injuries.

Restrictions on registration of buildings located in the DOSAAF microdistrict in Makhachkala have been lifted following a meeting between the mayor and residents.

The court sentenced Felix Zakhartsov, former financial director of the Tenth Bearing Plant in Rostov-on-Don, to four years and three months in prison, finding him guilty of embezzling property worth more than 2.2 billion rubles.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Dagestani resident Khalid Asadulaev to a long prison term, finding him guilty of financing terrorism.

Activists were allowed to attend the Rostov-on-Don court hearing for Kuban pensioners Nikolai Nabiev, Sergei Kuzovenko, and Marina Zakharova, who are accused of creating an illegal armed group. They reported that the pensioners appeared ill and exhausted.

Chechen authorities reported completing construction of houses for flood victims in less than a month and a half, although high-quality construction of brick cottages typically takes at least several months. Residents have many complaints about the quality of such housing, an activist reported.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Sochi native Iosif Kritsin to seven years in a maximum-security prison, finding him guilty of attempting to join the Russian Volunteer Corps.

The Leninsky District Court of Krasnodar denied the defense of former Kuban Vice-Governor Alexander Nesterenko's request to release him from house arrest on his own recognizance.

Participants in pro-European protests on Rustaveli Avenue, on the 537th day of continuous protests, opposed the Georgian Dream party's plan to create a special body to monitor public expression.

At a court hearing in Baku, the prosecutor proposed sentencing human rights activist Rufat Safarov to nine years in prison. The defense intends to seek Safarov's full acquittal.