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Chechen teenager Roman Murdiev was transferred to a pretrial detention center in Volgograd and placed in solitary confinement. After his transfer, he was not allowed to call his family.

The Nalchik Garrison Military Court sentenced serviceman Alberd Khapov to one year in prison for failing to report to his military unit.

Residents of Stavropol's Lermontov district have spoken out against the city administration's plan to allow activities known as "public catering" in public green spaces. Residents believe the proposed phrasing is a cover for officials attempting to overcrowd the city with high-rise buildings and commercial properties.

Ibragim Abdulkerimov from the Kizlyar district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,998 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

The staff of a school in the village of Krasnoarmeysk recorded a video message to the mayor of Makhachkala asking him to pay attention to the improvement of the village, which still lacks a kindergarten, a sports complex, or a medical clinic.

Alexander Minkeev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 232 soldiers from Kalmykia have been officially recognized as killed.

The situation at gas stations in the Krasnodar Krai has stabilized; localized fuel shortages at some stations are not yet causing significant problems, according to residents interviewed by the "Caucasian Knot." Some expressed concern about rising fuel prices.

There is no shortage of motor fuel in Dagestan, and fuel prices are under control, the Dagestan Ministry of Energy and Tariffs stated.

The Baku Court of Appeal rejected the appeal against the arrest of journalist Afgan Sadigov, leaving him in custody.

A court in Nalchik sentenced serviceman Timur Babgoev to a long prison term after he was absent from his unit for nine months.

Residents of a dilapidated dormitory on Ingushskaya Street in Nalchik expressed hope that Alexander Bastrykin’s intervention would draw the authorities’ attention to their problems and delays in resettlement.

A Krasnodar resident was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of two arson attacks on railway equipment.

On the 568th day of continuous protests, many of the participants in the action on Rustaveli Avenue dedicated their posters to the leader of the Droa party, Elena Khoshtaria.

Artur Osipyan, Chairman of the Artsakh Revolutionary Party, has filed a lawsuit. He demands a public retraction of the information, which he considers slanderous, and that Nikol Pashinyan be compelled to apologize.

Investigators have sent to court the criminal case against an 18-year-old resident of the Rostov region, who is accused of committing two terrorist attacks on railway infrastructure facilities.

The Georgian passport used by the man arrested in the murder of artist Robert Kuzovkov (Semyon Skrepetsky) is counterfeit, and the man himself is Chechen, a Polish publication reported, citing sources in the security forces.

A year and a half after the fuel oil spill in the Black Sea, data on the condition of Anapa's beaches remains opaque. Environmentalists and activists have noted a similar situation in Tuapse, following a series of attacks on the seaport and coastal oil pollution. Local residents believe the authorities are seeking to increase tourism and are restricting information.

The Leninsky District Court of Makhachkala has begun hearing a new criminal case against former RIA Dagestan director Magomed Magomedov.

Valeh Eminov and four of his fellow countrymen from the Kizlyar district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,997 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

The court extended Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan's house arrest for three months, allowing him to attend liturgy in Etchmiadzin once a week.