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In the Krasnodar Krai and Rostov Oblast, some gas stations have been experiencing fuel shortages since the beginning of the month, and prices have risen. In Dagestan, gas station owners have encountered difficulties purchasing fuel, which has led to higher prices.

Armenia's Central Election Commission refused to hold re-votes at three polling stations where the June 7 election results were annulled. Observers say this decision casts a shadow on the fairness of the process.

After the powers of the judge hearing the case of Kurban Dalgatov, who died in a police station, were terminated, the materials were transferred to another judge, but the trial never resumed.

Azerbaijani independent publications Abzas Media and Meydan TV, whose journalists were subjected to criminal prosecution, have won the international "Pioneer of Free Media 2026" award.

Angelina Podkopayeva, a deputy of the Shchepkinsky rural settlement, was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 899 soldiers from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

The Volzhsky City Court of the Volgograd Region ordered former Krasnodar judge Rustem Trakhov to vacate his confiscated home and pay 312,000 rubles for the use of the confiscated property.

Participants in a rally outside the Georgian parliament on the 566th day of continuous protests spoke out in support of Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Sadigov and Netgazeti and Batumelebi founder Mzia Amaglobeli.

On June 17, Armenia's Central Election Commission will consider the Prosecutor General's Office's petition to strip Robert Kocharyan of his immunity and prosecute him.

Radzhab Dzhamaldinov from Khasavyurt was killed in the military operation. Since its beginning, at least 1,988 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Tuapse residents have noted oil pollution on the coastline near the Yuzhny boarding house and demanded that authorities clean up the beaches. They also reported that bags of collected fuel oil have still not been removed from Vesna Beach.

The Adygea Arbitration Court rejected the prosecutor's office's claim that the construction of a landfill near the village of Kuzhorskaya, near Maykop, was declared illegal. Environmental activists have promised to appeal the court's ruling.

Social media users believe that the new sand on Anapa's beaches, already eroded by waves, is unlikely to survive the winter storms.

Investigators believe two residents of Dagestan participated in the activities of an international terrorist organization, and one of them recruited a minor.

Passengers are unable to find affordable tickets for the Baku-Tbilisi train, which resumed service at the end of May, and Azerbaijan Railways is not selling return tickets at all, Meydan TV reports.

Khasan Khamkhoyev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 196 combatants from Ingushetia have been officially recognized as killed.

The case of a 17-year-old Volgograd resident accused of setting fire to two mobile phone base stations has been referred to court.

The court ordered the operator of the Elbrus cable car to pay compensation to the relatives of two men who died in an accident in September 2025.

Mathematician Mikhail Verbitsky was able to fly from Yerevan to Tel Aviv after the Armenian Prosecutor General's Office granted him permission to leave the country. Verbitsky's case was an exception, as in other similar cases, defendants in such cases are unable to leave Armenia for years.

The Lazarevsky District Court in Sochi dismissed Kuban State Duma deputy Yuri Napso's lawsuit for the protection of his honor and dignity against Alexander Valov, founder of the website "Blog Sochi," because Napso failed to appear for the hearing.

Anapa authorities stated they have no control over public transport fares. Local residents, commenting on Telegram about this announcement, noted that fares on certain routes had increased by 20 percent. They also criticized the quality of passenger service.