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At the plenary session held on January 26, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has examined two documents relating to the Karabakh conflict. MPs have adopted one of the resolutions proposed by the Azerbaijani side, but did not support another one.

In Dagestan, in the course of the special operation in the village of Andi, a relative of the owner of the destroyed house got shrapnel wounds. This was reported by a local resident.

Today, Musa Khadisov, an advocate of Anzor Gubashev, has reported that after the defendants and their defenders examine the materials of the case, it will be sent to the Prosecutor's Office. The information on the completion of the investigation has also been confirmed by Vadim Prokhorov, an advocate of the victim party.

In front of the building of the Russian Presidential Administration, Sergey Mitrokhin, a member of the Federal Political Committee of the "Yabloko" Party, and Anton Antonov-Ovseenko, the head of the Party's Moscow public reception, have tried to hold a picket with the demand of the resignation of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

In Grozny, residents report on CCTV notifications in mosques. According to an official from the Grozny administration, surveillance cameras are installed in the mosques for security reasons.

While clearing the ruins of a destroyed house after the special operation carried out in the village of Andi, law enforcers found a body of a militant. This was reported by a source from the Dagestani law enforcement bodies. The law enforcers are still engaged in clearing the ruins of the destroyed house.

Investigators believe that a 31-year-old female resident of Ingushetia rendered assistance to members of the armed underground: the woman provided the militants with information and followed their instructions.

In Pyatigorsk, all secondary schools have cancelled classes for the period of January 26-31 because of the threat of the spread of influenza. As of January 25, 13.9% of school children were affected by decease.

In Kabardino-Balkaria, a criminal case against a resident of the village of Chegem-2, accused of illegal trafficking in arms, ammunition and explosive devices, as well as narcotic substances, has been brought to court. The articles stipulate the punishment from three to ten years of imprisonment.

The North-Caucasian District Military Court has sentenced Shamsutdin Asvarov, a resident of Derbent, to three years of imprisonment in a penal settlement-colony.

The Stavropol Regional Court has sent to the investigating authorities the materials of the preliminary and judicial investigation into the criminal case against Kislovodsk Imam Kurman-Ali Baichorov, sentenced on the charge of illegal possession of drugs.

On January 25, members of the civil movement "In the name of the law" held a protest action in front of the British Embassy in Yerevan. They demanded to cancel the discussion of the draft resolutions on Nagorno-Karabakh.

Five medical institutions in Tbilisi have switched over to emergency operation mode.

On January 28, the Russia's Supreme Court (SC) plans to announce its decision on the complaints lodged by the convicts in the case of the attack on Nalchik. Today, the convicts finished presenting their last pleas.

Adam Abduraev, a resident of the village of Kharachi of the Untsukul District of Dagestan, who held the post of the Imam of the village mosque, sentenced for justification of terrorism and calls for it. According to the Dagestani Prosecutor's Office, he was sentenced to four years of imprisonment in a common-security penal colony.

The advocate of Pyotr Parpulov, sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of treason, has sent a complaint against the verdict to the Russia's Supreme Court (SC).

The Armenian Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal against the arrest of Gevorg Safaryan, a member of the "Constituent Parliament", filed by his defender. The activist is accused of the use of violence against a public officer.

This morning, the counterterrorist operation (CTO) legal regime has been introduced in the village of Andi in the Botlikh District of Dagestan. This was reported by an official from the operational headquarters of the National Antiterrorist Committee (NAC) for Dagestan.

According to actress Liya Akhedzhakova, she has received an offer from an agent of the "Apostle" Company to sign a letter in support of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov for 10,000 US dollars. The "Apostle" Company has denied the information about the collection of signatures.

Residents of Dagestan believe that the motor rally on route Kizlyar-Derbent was prohibited, since participants used portraits of Sagid Murtazaliev, the former head of the Dagestani office of the Russian Pension Fund (RPF), who was put on the international wanted list on the charges of financing of terrorism and organizing of attacks.