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Oleg Seledtsov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 953 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

A man with a passport issued in Georgia has been detained near Warsaw in connection with the murder of cartoonist Robert Kuzovkov (Semyon Skrepetsky), who ridiculed the Kadyrov family in his work.

Two beaches in the village of Veselovka received expert approval from Rospotrebnadzor: the village's Central Beach and the beach at the Veselovka Experience Hotel.

The basis was information about the subsequent purchase of real estate at a price below market value following the issuance of the ruling.

The defense called the court's decision on arrest illegal.

Two of the injured were employees of the freight station in Gukovo.

Former candidate for the Goryachy Klyuch City Council, Valentina Shostak, called the verdict expected and announced she would continue her civic activism.

Anar Huseynov, an activist with the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan, has been arrested for disobeying police. The party believes the charge is trumped-up and politically motivated.

Two more people were injured in a drone strike in the Rostov region.

The fate of Mansur Movlaev's parents, abducted in Chechnya on June 5, remains unknown. Human rights activist Maxim Rudnev has filed a complaint with the Investigative Committee and the prosecutor's office regarding their abduction.

Drivers in Makhachkala aren't experiencing a fuel shortage, but they are forced to queue for it due to the closure of some gas stations. Meanwhile, the prices of both gasoline of all grades and gas have increased significantly.

Teymur Musayev and two of his fellow countrymen from the Suleiman-Stalsky district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,992 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

A court in Ganja sentenced Azerbaijani activist Asef Akhmedov to eight years in prison in a case involving Western grants to NGOs. In his final statement, Akhmedov denied the charges and claimed the case was falsified.

The Supreme Court of Abkhazia found Shalva Khizanishvili guilty of espionage, sentencing him to six years and nine months in prison.

On the 567th day of continuous protests in Tbilisi, activists responded to a lawyer's report of the deteriorating health of Droa Party leader Elene Khoshtaria. Protesters demanded Khoshtaria's release from prison.

Authorities have reported that Tuapse's beaches are ready for the season, but Telegram users believe they are unlikely to continue the cleanup.

The Krasnodar administration announced a compensation amount of just over 15,000 rubles for residents of a building damaged by a drone attack. Social media users considered this amount to be a mockery.

The works of the artist Robert Kuzovkov (Semyon Skrepetsky), who was murdered in Poland, are virtually unknown in Chechnya, but the republic's authorities could have perceived them as offensive and used his murder as a message to other critics of Kadyrov in Europe.

Aliya Yangulbaeva published an open letter on Instagram* addressed to Aishat Kadyrova, the eldest daughter of the head of Chechnya. In her letter, Yangulbaeva asked Kadyrova to facilitate the release of her mother, Zarema Musayeva.

Israel Hakobyan, who had been on a hunger strike demanding new parliamentary elections, has ended his hunger strike, declaring his disillusionment with the opposition.