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The Russian Ministry of Justice has removed Chegemskaya Pravda editor-in-chief Inal Khashig from the register of foreign agents, having been added to the list in March 2025.

An appellate court upheld the 15-year sentence of Romanian citizen Adrian-David Kercho, whom the Krasnodar Regional Court found guilty of espionage.

At a preparatory hearing, a Baku court rejected all motions by Namizad Safarov's defense, refusing to transfer the 72-year-old human rights activist to house arrest. Safarov categorically denied the fraud charge, and his defense pointed to clear evidence of falsification in his case.

Muradin Psanukov was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 408 combatants from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

Fifty-eight beaches in Anapa have received permits to reopen. Volunteers report periodic palm oil spills on beaches in the village of Volna, from the Central Descent to the port of Taman.

The Presidium of the CPRF Control and Auditing Commission for Krasnodar Krai expelled Inna Pagayeva, head of the Sochi branch, from the party. She sent an appeal to the party leader and the Central Committee, demanding that the decision be declared illegal. Her supporters also responded. Communists are convinced that this is a "cleansing of the ranks" to ensure the ruling party achieves the desired election results.

A man detained in a Warsaw suburb on suspicion of murdering Semyon Skrepetsky, the author of the Kadyrov cartoons, spoke Russian and knew Azerbaijani, according to his hostel neighbors.

Shchepkinsky Village Council member Angelina Podkopayeva, killed in the SVO zone, was first and foremost a mother and should have been responsible for raising her children, according to several social media users. Others expressed condolences to the family, calling Podkopayeva a hero. The member of parliament herself said she went to Ukraine so that she would not be ashamed to look her children in the eye.

Four Russians, arrested amid worsening relations between Russia and Azerbaijan, were sentenced to four years in prison for illegal drug production and distribution. Another four received three-year sentences.

A criminal case has been opened in Makhachkala against a local resident suspected of publicly calling for terrorism via the internet.

Gasoline prices in Makhachkala continue to rise, while attempts to stock up on fuel have been unsuccessful, as employees at open gas stations are announcing restrictions on fuel supplies, Makhachkala drivers reported.

18 families of internally displaced persons will live in Khankendi, and two more families will live in the village of Ashagy Oratag in the Agdere district.

In its lawsuit filed with the Constitutional Court, "Strong Armenia" alleged widespread and organized violations orchestrated by the authorities and demanded that the parliamentary election results be annulled or a second round be scheduled.

Four participants in a wedding procession and dance with Georgian flags in central Vladikavkaz have been arrested for ten days. Apologies to the residents of North and South Ossetia have appeared online.

Alexey Dorayev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 233 fighters from Kalmykia have been officially recognized as killed.

Her ex-husband insists he gave Jamila Garunova 3.5 million rubles for business development; she claims he opened cards in her name but withdrew the money himself. Garunova's prosecution for fraud was initiated in Khasavyurt due to her ex-husband's close ties to law enforcement in that city. Her defense will seek house arrest for the pregnant woman.

Drivers in the Volgograd region reported that gasoline prices have risen, yet they haven't encountered queues at gas stations or fuel shortages.

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.