All news

Armenian Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Arsen Torosyan reported that more than four thousand refugee families from Nagorno-Karabakh have received housing certificates, with 1,755 families already receiving housing.

Chairman of the Russian Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin ordered a criminal investigation following complaints from Tyrnyauz residents about the state of the local hospital, the shortage of specialists, and the lack of necessary medications.

Power supply, which was disrupted on December 31 due to bad weather, has been restored in all settlements in Kuban, the regional task force reported.

Work on the water main supplying Kaspiysk has been completed, and water supply will resume overnight, the city administration announced. Residents were outraged by officials' explanation that increased water consumption led to the accident.

Participants in the march, on the 408th day of daily protests, supported activist Giorgi Tsulaia, who faces up to a year in prison for his protest on the sidewalk near parliament.

From December 30, when the power line was damaged due to bad weather, until January 4, residents of the village of Temizhbeksky were left without electricity and water.

Ulviya Ali, a journalist arrested in Azerbaijan in the Meydan TV case, has been nominated for the 2025 Free Press Awards by the international organization Free Press Unlimited. She is a finalist in the "Most Resilient Journalist" category.

Ramzan Kadyrov's third son, Adam, promised Vladimir Zelensky that he would deliver him to Grozny for trial if he received the order from his father or Putin.

Giorgi Tsulaia, an activist with the United National Movement youth organization, faces up to a year in prison for protesting on the sidewalk in front of the parliament building. The court dismissed the administrative case, finding Tsulaia's actions to be criminal.

The Transcaucasian Highway, which connects Russia with South Ossetia, has been open to passenger vehicles since 4:30 p.m. Moscow time.

A Yerevan court extended the pretrial detention of Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan, co-authors of the "Imnemnimi" podcast, on charges of hooliganism. Following this ruling, Narek Samsonyan announced an indefinite hunger strike.

Almost 2,000 tons of gasoline and diesel fuel will arrive in Armenia via Georgia.

Today, 337 members of Azerbaijani families who fled during the Karabakh conflict returned to four villages. A total of 2,663 Azerbaijanis from 714 families have returned to villages in the Aghdere district.

Makhachkala City Hall announced plans to auction off its trolleybus operation and use the proceeds to purchase electric buses, each costing 50 million rubles. Residents criticized the idea and recommended purchasing cheaper trolleybuses and buses.

Drivers of 525 vehicles are waiting their turn to cross the road bridge between Crimea and the Krasnodar Territory.

In the Tuapse District, awards were presented to the relatives of soldiers killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 828 soldiers from the Krasnodar Territory have been officially recognized as killed.

A Tbilisi court upheld the arrest in absentia of former Interior Minister Giorgi Gakharia, who is accused of violently dispersing protesters in June 2019.

The military shot down one drone in the Rostov region, which last night became the only region in southern Russia where an aerial attack was recorded.

At least 4,172 soldiers from the North Caucasus Federal District and 4,280 from the Southern Federal District have been officially recognized as killed in the military operation in Ukraine.

Exit from North Ossetia via the Georgian Military Highway is prohibited for all types of transport due to deteriorating weather conditions.