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Temryuk native Ruslan Orlovsky, sentenced to six years on charges of attempting to join a Ukrainian unit, was subjected to "carousel arrests," which human rights activists consider a sign of falsification.

A Stavropol court fined local resident Elena Peshl for discrediting the army after she attempted to locate her missing husband in the war zone.

Alan Tsarikayev from the Irafsky District was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 540 North Ossetian combatants killed there.

Four Armenian prisoners were hospitalized after returning from Azerbaijan and are being treated in Yerevan clinics. Armenia handed over to Syria two Karabakh veterans sentenced to life imprisonment and could have demanded the release of more Armenian prisoners from Baku, the human rights activist stated.

Aina Mankieva, from Ingushetia, who claimed she would be in danger upon returning home, was detained by police in Moscow. Law enforcement officials refused to allow Aina's lawyer to see her, human rights activists reported.

Parents complained that shawarma and burgers were being sold to children in the school hallway in unsanitary conditions. Rospotrebnadzor reported multiple violations in the cafeteria's operations and issued an administrative citation against the entrepreneur who opened it.

Isa Ramazanov from the Kurakhsky District was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,774 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Over the course of three days, the head of Chechnya stated three times that he was experiencing no health problems and dismissed reports that he needed medical attention as fake.

Supporters of European integration in Tbilisi held a protest for the 413th day in a row, demanding the release of political prisoners. They said no march was planned today, and the protest would continue outside the parliament building.

The defense team of Chechen native Mansur Movlaev has submitted his appeals to the Committee against Torture, UN special rapporteurs, and the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Kazakhstan, requesting that his extradition to the Russian Federation be suspended.

One resident was injured after a stairwell collapsed in a Kizlyar apartment building and wooden decking was installed. Residents have repeatedly complained about the poor condition of the building's structures.

Karachay-Cherkessia resident Galimat Okhtova filed a complaint to open a new criminal case regarding the theft of her daughter, Angelina Karova,'s maternity capital, based on "newly discovered circumstances." Two women, who confessed to the theft during a separate investigation, were only present as witnesses. Karova received five thousand rubles every three months from the convicted Karaeva in compensation, but the payments stopped.

Making an appointment online with a doctor at the Kaspiysk clinic is extremely difficult, forcing residents to wait in line for hours. Meanwhile, the construction of a new clinic remains pending due to a lack of funding.

Residents of the Makhachkala village of Sulak are supplied with industrial water from the Sulak River, which is undrinkable. Appealing to officials has failed to resolve the problem, the villagers complained.

In one day, two volunteers managed to collect 635 bags of fuel oil near Cape Tuzla and remove them from the shore. The "Dolphins" headquarters reported that the work could have been even more effective if the volunteers had had additional equipment for the all-terrain vehicle.

In Ingushetia, 40 family conflicts, including six cases of blood feuds, were resolved by 2025, according to the republic's head, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov.

Under the TRIPP project, Armenia will receive a 26% stake, and the United States a 74% stake, in the management company TRIPP Development, according to the framework program presented in Washington. The document is only interim and does not impose any obligations, but it does provide an idea of the project model, analysts noted.

Gevorg Sujyan, David Davtyan, Vigen Euljekjyan, and Vagif Khachatryan were handed over to Armenian officials at the Hakari Bridge by representatives of the relevant Azerbaijani authorities and are currently in Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan said.

Investigators have reported on a criminal case against the former mayor of Malgobek, who illegally demolished a three-story non-residential building in 2017, causing damage to its owner in excess of 12 million rubles.

Two of the victims, including a child, are relatives of the man who died in Rostov-on-Don.