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A court in Kaspiysk sentenced local resident Zakarya Ismailov to two years in prison, finding him involved in the activities of the banned extremist organization At-Takfir wal-Hijra*.

A Russian court in Donetsk sentenced former Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Giorgi Baramidze in absentia to 6.5 years for participating in military operations on the Ukrainian side.

The stability of Ramzan Kadyrov's clan, which served as one of Putin's key regional power bases, has come into question amid reports of health problems for Kadyrov Sr. and his desired successor, Adam Kadyrov.

Evgeny Yakovtsov, Alexander Trampoltsev, and two of their fellow countrymen from Novoshakhtinsk were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have named at least 844 servicemen from the Rostov region killed there.

A court in Krasnodar found Mikhail Savva*, who left Russia 11 years ago, guilty of failing to fulfill his duties as a foreign agent.

Lawyers have appealed the Kazakh prosecutor's office's decision to extradite Chechen native Mansur Movlaev to Russia.

The Kuban Prosecutor's Office asked the court to seize property worth over 250 million rubles belonging to former district head Maxim Bondarenko, who is known for his lawsuit against a pensioner over a comment about an "overzealous official." The court seized Bondarenko's houses, land, and cars.

Residents of the Tsuntinsky District called on the authorities not to close the local hospital, while their fellow residents from the SVO zone also demanded that the 24-hour inpatient facility be maintained. In response, the Dagestan Ministry of Health promised to focus on the efficient organization of medical care for the villagers.

Kalachevsky District authorities presented awards to the families of six servicemen killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,665 soldiers from the Volgograd Region have been officially recognized as killed.

Cable cars and ski slopes at a mountain resort in Kabardino-Balkaria are closed due to avalanche danger.

Four Azerbaijani citizens have been taken into custody; according to investigators, they participated in the fighting between Russia and Ukraine.

Villagers living on an island in the Kamyzyak district were left without transportation after the tugboat service failed. Astrakhan inventors have long unsuccessfully proposed their design for inexpensive self-propelled ferries to the authorities, noted the head of the geographical society's branch.

Last night, the military shot down a drone in the Kamensky district. According to the governor, there were no injuries.

Three of the 10 children hospitalized with poisoning at a private kindergarten in a Dagestani village have been discharged from the hospital. The cause of the poisoning was identified as a heating appliance improperly connected to the gas pipeline.

The Court of Appeal replaced the four-year prison sentence of former director of the Dagomys Road Repair and Construction Department, Safarbiy Napso, with a suspended sentence due to compensation for damages.

Tatyana Pimenova and Sergey Kartashov from Tuapse filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Social Protection of the Krasnodar Territory, demanding that their newborn daughter be provided with specialized baby food.

Parliamentary elections will be held in Armenia in June, and several parties have already announced their plans to participate. Political analysts believe the elections will be unfair, as the current government is already eliminating its competitors.

A hockey tournament was held in the Khunzakh District of Dagestan, with teams from several regions participating. The head of the republic, Sergei Melikov, promised to build a modern ice arena, while residents of Makhachkala believe the money would be better spent on urgent needs.

The prosecutor's office has appealed Rauf Arashukov's sentence for bribery of a prison colony employee, and is demanding an increase in the fine.

A court in Novoshakhtinsk sentenced local resident Vadim Davydenko to seven years in prison after finding his Telegram comments to contain calls for violence against Russian troops. Davydenko was also found guilty of illegally trafficking explosives for possessing 47 grams of gunpowder.