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A court in Krasnodar has seized the assets of former State Duma deputy Rizvangadzhi Isaev, his family, and associates, including 18 billion rubles, from the state.

Authorities in the village of Tebekmakhi have assessed the impact of the landslides; 14 houses were damaged, but landslides continue to descend from the surrounding mountains. Reports regarding the destroyed farm in the village of Kuli have been sent to the republican authorities for compensation.

The defense of convicted political scientist Azer Gasimli requested additional questioning of the victim and the summoning of a key witness to the appeal proceedings, but the court rejected these requests.

The military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Vladislav Matukhnenko, Anton Esauenko, and Evgeniya Kudryashova to lengthy prison terms in connection with the railroad arson case.

Participants in the protest on Rustaveli Avenue, on the 516th day of continuous protests, demanded the release of political prisoners and supported demands for the purchase of medications for children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Residents of the Polyana residential complex in the village of Verkhnetemernitsky recorded a video message to Rostov Region Governor Yuri Slyusar, as local authorities promised to provide hot water only in the next heating season.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don found Krasnodar Krai resident Alexander Lintsov guilty of attempted terrorism for attempting to set fire to the Mostovskoye urban settlement administration building.

Suleiman Gamzatov from Khasavyurt was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 1,905 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Only 7,654 people in Dagestan, out of nearly 234,000 applicants, received flood-related payments. A common reason for payment denials remains the lack of specific addresses for victims in the emergency zone, despite the flooding.

The only road connecting the village of Irib in Dagestan's Charodinsky District to the outside world could collapse at any moment. Authorities have not yet closed the road, and people continue to use it. Appeals to the district administration have been unsuccessful.

The Supreme Court of Kabardino-Balkaria sentenced a resident of the republic to a lengthy prison sentence, finding him guilty of treason.

EU Ambassador to Georgia Pawel Herczynski was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for his statements, which the Georgian authorities viewed as a threat. The opposition claimed that the ruling Georgian Dream party continues its anti-Western propaganda.

Ramzan Kadyrov's nephew, Yakub Zakriev, who heads the company that acquired the assets of Danone Russia, has received Serbian citizenship. The document, signed by the Serbian Prime Minister, states that the citizenship was granted "in the interests of the republic."

Despite numerous requests and the presence of serious chronic illnesses, the pretrial detention center refuses to conduct the necessary tests, limiting itself to formal examinations, stated journalist Ulviya Ali, assessing such actions as politically motivated pressure.

The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced Daniil Khikhnyak, a resident of the Seversky District, to 12.5 years in prison for setting fire to a railway relay cabinet.

A Tbilisi court upheld the sentence of Russian citizen Anton Chechin, a participant in pro-European protests, to 8.5 years in prison on drug possession charges.

Of the 52 South Ossetian fighters killed in the Russian Central Military District, nearly a quarter were declared killed in the first months of 2026. A Facebook* user discussion about the combatant's death has drawn 1,500 comments, with many asking questions about the fighters' motives.

Roads to four villages in the Charodinsky district are closed after a landslide and mudflow fell onto the roadway.

There are 394 adults and 167 children evacuated from flood zones in temporary accommodation centers in Dagestan.

Residents of Dagestan submitted more than 233,000 claims for compensation due to flood damage, while residents of Chechnya submitted more than 29,000 similar requests to the authorities.