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The Investigative Committee of Dagestan has opened a criminal case against a local resident suspected of recruiting a minor into a terrorist organization and attempting to manufacture an improvised explosive device.

The head of North Ossetia ordered that children from the republic not be sent to camps in the Tuapse District and that alternative accommodations be found. The task force reported collecting over 30,000 cubic meters of water-oil mixture from the coast.

Expulsion from the Akhmat Fight Club is not enough to punish MMA fighter Jihad Yunusov, who used violence against his neighbors during a domestic dispute, social media users claimed. According to judicial practice, those charged with assault in Chechnya face only monetary fines.

The days from May 27 to 29 have been declared additional days off in Dagestan in connection with the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.

Dozens of specialists inspect the Sochi seashore daily, but authorities report no oil contamination has been detected.

Sixteen passenger trains have been delayed in the Krasnodar Krai due to a more than 10-hour suspension of traffic on the Crimean Bridge. The bridge restrictions were imposed following drone attacks in Crimea and the Kuban region.

Access to eight blocked villages in the Charodinsky District has been restored. Due to spring floods, a section of the highway there was at risk of collapse, and reconstruction is planned.

Ruslan Yusupov, Shamil Rasulov, and Abas Gamzayev from the Kulinsky District were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,941 soldiers from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Last night, the military shot down drones in Taganrog, as well as in the Kamensky and Azovsky districts. According to the governor, there were no injuries.

A commission inspected 59 houses in Dagestan's Kulinsky District that were damaged by heavy snowfall. Five houses were deemed uninhabitable, and 54 were in need of major repairs.

Sergei Kibalnikov, sentenced to 22 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering Kamyshin City Court Federal Judge Vasily Vetlugin, has filed an appeal. His defense team has filed a similar appeal.

Sochi residents reported not seeing oil spills in the water or on beaches, as bloggers had previously reported. However, environmentalists noted that the oil film on the water can be so thin as to be invisible, but it can spread both along the coast and into deeper water.

Sochi resident Irina Kostrova was unable to appeal the sentence handed down to her for publishing a Nazi-era propaganda poster on social media.

Unmanned aerial vehicles of the aircraft type were shot down over Taganrog, Aksaysky and Myasnikovsky districts.

The Ingush National Film Studio has released the film "Letter," about the consequences of the deportation of the Vainakh people, to the public. Its screening in the republic was previously blocked.

Security forces are handing out warnings to residents of Kabardino-Balkaria against participating in the march marking the end of the Caucasian War, human rights activists said, calling on the republic's head to intervene.

A march demanding modern treatment for children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy took place in Tbilisi today.

The government should apologize to the Armenian Apostolic Church for persecution after the elections, Bright Armenia stated. Around 300 Strong Armenia supporters have already been detained, but the persecution of party supporters and other opposition forces could have the opposite effect on the government's approval ratings, the party representative noted.

Oil slicks remain in the sea near Tuapse, according to a satellite image. Social media users reported today that oil products had washed up on a beach near the seaport, and authorities announced a tender to analyze seawater samples from 13 beaches throughout the summer.

Another group of fighters trained at the Russian Special Forces University departed from Grozny Airport for the military operation zone.