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Many streets in Chegem regularly go without water this summer, a local resident complained on social media, demanding that officials address the issue. Other residents echoed his demand in the comments, suggesting the water shortages are due to the fact that the water is used for irrigation.

A military court in Nalchik sentenced Alexander Grakov to five years in prison, finding him guilty of leaving his unit without permission.

A vacationer filmed a strip of seaweed on a beach in Anapa. Telegram users, commenting on the video, recalled how Kuban Governor Veniamin Kondratyev compared Anapa's sand to that of Thailand.

The administration of the pretrial detention center in Almaty, where Mansur Movlaev is awaiting a decision on his extradition, has placed him in solitary confinement.

A court fined a resident of the Uspensky district of Kuban for a video featuring an extremist song, finding her guilty of discrediting the Russian Armed Forces.

Around 200 Palestinian displaced persons received 20,000 rubles each from the Akhmat Kadyrov Public Foundation. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov announced the donation.

In Armenia, hail damaged the property and crops of residents of several settlements; in the village of Dzhudzhevan, the harvest was completely destroyed.

Rostov officials refused to relocate residents of the condemned building No. 21 on Kazakhskaya Street in court, citing the fact that there were buildings on the waiting list that had been declared unsafe much earlier. Residents of the building were outraged, claiming that officials had previously insisted that the residents vacate immediately.

The Armenian National Congress, led by former Armenian President Levon Ter-Petrosyan, called on the opposition to unite to resist the authorities' attempts to secure a constitutional majority in parliament.

The Russian Supreme Court rejected the cassation appeal of Asker Budaykhanov and Gadzhi Imanmurzaev, who were sentenced to lengthy prison terms for organizing riots at Makhachkala Airport. The defense pointed out that witness testimony and evidence contradicted the findings of the court and the investigation.

The Constitutional Court of Armenia has accepted for consideration the complaints of seven political forces regarding the results of the parliamentary elections; all complaints have been combined into one proceeding.

Much of the area outside the beaches in the Tuapse District remains contaminated with oil products. Volunteers, after receiving permission from authorities, intend to resume cleanup efforts from Tuapse to Agoy, said ecologist Yevgeny Vitishko.

Protesters held a rally in Tbilisi for the 571st time, demanding a change in Georgia's political course and the release of political prisoners.

Almost 70% of the required amount for Zarema Musayeva's food parcels was raised in more than 40 days. A total of 209,500 rubles have been transferred, with 300,000 rubles needed for six months' worth of medications, food, and hygiene products.

Anapa's central beach is covered with sand of varying quality and is equipped for tourists, bloggers reported, noting that they had not found any oil stains there. Others noted that oil stains are found on beaches open to the public, both pebble and those located further from Anapa's center.

The Georgian Association of Clinics called on doctors from all hospitals and clinics across the country to participate in a rally in support of Academician Giorgi Chakhunashvili, who was convicted of attempting to storm the presidential residence.

An oil slick has been discovered between Pirallahi Island and the village of Dubendi in the Caspian Sea. It is believed to have been caused by an anchor damaging a pipeline. The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan reported that oil supplies had been halted. Experts from the Transparent World project reported three possible sources of contamination in the Caspian Sea, two of which were in Russian territory.

Amid problems with purchasing fuel for cars and the closure of gas stations, residents of Makhachkala and Kaspiysk considered it advisable to restore trolleybus service, including the intercity route.

Sergei Zinoviev was killed in a military operation in Ukraine. Since its beginning, at least 954 soldiers from the Stavropol Territory have been officially recognized as killed.

In May alone, Georgia purchased 218 tons of flowers from Armenia, accounting for over 63% of its total floral exports. This is the highest level in the history of trade relations.