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Stavropol Governor Vladimir Vladimirov reported that water main repairs will resolve the low water pressure issue in Novoaleksandrovsk. Residents of the region, commenting on the governor's Telegram channel, pointed out water supply problems in several communities.

Twelve Azerbaijani families who left during the Karabakh conflict returned to the villages of Gırmızı Bazar and Hadrut.

Nadezhda Chabanova, former CEO of the Vant company, has been extradited from the UAE to Russia on charges of fraud involving equity holders. Her husband, Valery Chabanov, was convicted in this case in 2017.

Former Krasnodar police officer Alexander Ablaev, convicted of accepting bribes from Baza journalists, has been appealed by his defense team.

Political scientist Alen Gevondyan, accused of publicly calling for the overthrow of the government, has been banned from using social media and attending public gatherings.

Astrakhan authorities completely demolished a building on Lyakhova Street, where one of the entrances collapsed last summer. 120 owners were paid a total of 7.5 million rubles in compensation.

By order of the Russian Minister of Defense, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, was awarded an honorary certificate.

On the 562nd day of continuous protests, supporters of Georgia's European integration marched outside parliament with their continued demand for the release of prisoners of conscience.

Following the lead of Strong Armenia, the Wings of Unity party filed a petition with the Central Election Commission demanding that the results of the parliamentary elections be declared invalid.

Musician Maia Darsmelidze, known for her criticism of the ruling Georgian Dream party, announced that administrative proceedings have been initiated against her. She received the notification on Thursday from the newly created Interior Ministry department responsible for monitoring "hate speech."

A Baku court sentenced human rights activist Rufat Safarov to eight years in prison. Activists considered Safarov's sentence retaliation for his human rights work, and his defense team intends to appeal the verdict.

Magomed-Amin Gatagazhev, a native of Ingushetia who spent eight months in custody in a Croatian immigration prison, has avoided extradition to Russia and been released, having received legal status in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Criminal cases have been opened in Armenia against Alen Gevondyan and Tigran Vardanyan, both accused of publicly calling for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order. Gevondyan has been detained, and Vardanyan is wanted.

The results of the voting at polling station 12/13, located in the village of Abovyan, have been invalidated. If the annulment of the results at this and two other polling stations prevents Prosperous Armenia from passing the voting threshold, the Central Election Commission is obligated to schedule a rerun of the vote at these polling stations, the lawyer stated.

Batyr Abdullaev from Makhachkala was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,982 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

Ramzan Kadyrov has awarded the title Hero of Chechnya to his 18-year-old son, Adam, for the second time. The first award was presented shortly after Nikita Zhuravel was beaten in pretrial detention. The Chechen authorities explained the award as a tribute to his outstanding service to the state, service to the people, and support for the SVO.

A video of a fuel oil stain on a person's body after swimming at a beach in Anapa has surfaced on social media. Telegram users have indicated that it is impossible to determine where, by whom, or when the video was filmed, or whether it is staged.

Prosperous Armenia supporters gathered outside the Central Election Commission building, demanding a fair recount. The building was cordoned off by a large police presence. The Central Election Commission called for the final election results to be announced.

Pregnant Jamila Garunova has been held in a pretrial detention center in Khasavyurt for four months. The prosecution was initiated after Jamila left her husband, who regularly beat her, according to the head of the Public Monitoring Commission of Dagestan. He compared Garunova's prosecution to the case of Anastasia Goisan.

This morning, officers from the Investigative Committee of Armenia conducted a search of the apartment of Aregnaz Manukyan, a former member of parliament from the Armenia bloc and a candidate for the Prosperous Armenia Party. She was questioned by the Investigative Committee in connection with the espionage and treason case, which also led to the arrest of Andranik Tevanyan, head of the Mother Armenia party and a candidate for the Prosperous Armenia Party.