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Two children and an adult injured in the drone attack in Beslan required medical assistance.

A Tbilisi court has sent the case file against Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Sadygov, who participated in street protests, to the police. Sadygov faces criminal prosecution, human rights activists said.

Seventy people were evacuated from a five-story building in Beslan after drone debris fell on its roof. One of the people required medical attention. The Ministry of Defense reported 21 drones shot down in five regions of the North Caucasus and Southern Federal Districts.

Heavy-duty vehicles are prohibited from leaving North Ossetia through the Verkhniy Lars checkpoint. There are no problems with passenger vehicles traveling along the Georgian Military Highway, Telegram users reported.

An air attack occurred last night in the Milyutinsky district and Kamensk-Shakhtinsky.

Denis Vedilin was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,627 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

According to government data, two million tourists visited Kabardino-Balkaria's resorts in 2025, with tourist flow growing by almost 14%.

The court extended the pretrial detention of former Deputy Governor of the Rostov Region Viktor Goncharov until February 4.

Residents of Sochi who complained about the abuse of children at a kindergarten received a response from the administration stating that a psychological investigation had found no negative emotional or psychological climate in the group. However, a video recording of the abuse was ignored.

Temporary restrictions have been introduced on the operation of Volgograd Airport, with the suspension of incoming and outgoing flights.

Arrested Gyumri Mayor Vardan Ghukasyan has been transferred from the hospital to a pretrial detention facility. His lawyer says the politician's diagnosis is incompatible with pretrial detention.

Lawyers for Narek Samsonyan, who is on an indefinite hunger strike, reported his deteriorating health and the need for urgent surgery. Human rights activists have recognized him as a political prisoner and demanded his immediate release.

In the district center of Kotovo in the Volgograd region, gas supplies were shut off in residential areas during severe frosts, a particularly pressing problem for residents of the private sector whose homes are heated by boilers.

On the 416th day of daily protests in Tbilisi, protesters marched through the city center demanding the release of prisoners of conscience.

Mikhail Kiryushin was killed in the military operation. Since its beginning, at least 897 soldiers from Stavropol have been officially recognized as killed.

Security forces prevented protesters from marching to the Blue Mosque outside the Iranian embassy in Yerevan; seven people were detained.

At least seven people convicted in the airport riot case signed contracts with the Ministry of Defense. One of them, father-of-three Muhammad-Said Murtuzaliev, was killed, according to Shamil Khadulaev, head of the Public Monitoring Commission for Dagestan.

The task force reported no fuel oil emissions in Kuban from January 9 to 16. The governor set the goal of returning tourist numbers to pre-fuel oil levels in Krasnodar Krai.

Ramzan Kadyrov published a report of a meeting chaired by his son Adam following online reports of his son's accident. He also announced that Adam Kadyrov had been awarded an award for ensuring the safety of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Journalists discovered that the video was recorded the day before the alleged accident. Commentators also echoed this theory.

A military court sentenced Dagestani native Khaskil Yaganov to 17 years in prison for involvement in a terrorist organization, finding him guilty of plotting a terrorist attack against non-Muslims. Yaganov denied the charge.