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Krasnodar Krai authorities have demanded that the Taganrog Aviation Scientific and Technical Complex named after G.M. Beriev pay nearly 10 million rubles for the lease of the land.

In the village of Untsukul, power engineers discovered an illegal mining farm with 111 cryptocurrency mining devices.

A development company has committed to restoring apartments in a high-rise building in Rostov-on-Don's Leventsovsky district that were damaged during a drone attack in January.

The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry reported on the repatriation of seven women and 16 children from Syria.

For nearly three years, there has been no news about the condition of Selima Ismailova, who was detained at a Moscow airport and forcibly taken to Chechnya. Human rights activists from the Marem group have expressed concern about her fate.

A Yerevan court refused to hear the Prosperous Armenia party's claims regarding the Central Election Commission's decision to annul the results of two polling stations. The court ordered re-voting at these polling stations.

At the construction site in Mamedkala, where 50 houses are being built for flood victims, there was minimal equipment during the officials' visit. The republic's authorities promised strict monitoring of construction deadlines, but what they saw raises doubts about the reality of the houses being completed on time, according to Dagestani Telegram channels.

The Yerevan Court of General Jurisdiction for Civil Cases will hear a lawsuit filed by Prosperous Armenia Party leader Gagik Tsarukyan, in which he demands a retraction, apology, and compensation from Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

The march, marking the 563rd day of daily protests in Tbilisi, took place under the slogan "Together against violence and impunity." Participants demanded an end to the practice of violence against detainees.

Shamil Magomedov, Nabi Ramazanov, Vasily Sychev, and Rashid Ismailov were killed in the military operation. Since its beginning, at least 1,986 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Russian mathematician Mikhail Verbitsky was detained at Zvartnots Airport. He is wanted on charges of justifying terrorism and discrediting the army. His lawyer recommended he apply for asylum.

Publicity about the beating of women and demands for punishment on social media led to the departure of former Akhmat fighter Jihad Yunusov to the Special Military District. However, the transfer to the Special Military District itself may be a sham, as people from Kadyrov's inner circle typically escape punishment in such cases, human rights activists noted.

Rostov-on-Don's budget will allocate 28.1 million rubles for the construction and maintenance of temporary accommodation centers for refugees and their food. The regional governor reported that several refugee centers remain in the region.

Security forces detained Hasan Altemirov, a member of the militant wing of the Batalkhadzhin* vird. According to investigators, he provided forged documents to Batyr Kulaev, who supplied weapons to the terrorists who attacked Crocus City Hall.

Representatives of the Prosperous Armenia party in the Akhtala community of the Lori region and several nearby districts paid bribes to voters before voting in the parliamentary elections, the Anti-Corruption Committee stated, announcing the arrest of several people in connection with the case.

Baatr Kukayev and Pavel Sharapov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 231 fighters from Kalmykia have been officially recognized as killed.

One person was killed and three others were injured in a drone attack on the Temryuk district, Kuban authorities reported today.

In Krasnodar, some streets were flooded after heavy rainfall. Residents attributed this to malfunctioning storm drains. They criticized officials on social media and demanded that the authorities pay more attention to the city's problems.

Repairs to the Mozdok-Kazimagomed gas pipeline, where a fire broke out on June 9, have been completed, Dagestan authorities reported today.

Vacationers reported that Anapa beaches contain fragments of fuel oil, and imported sand contains clay, which is difficult to remove from clothing. Tourists also complained about seaweed and marshy areas.