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The court ordered the arrest of four residents of Buinaksk suspected of plotting a terrorist attack on a police station.

The Baku Court of Appeal refused to overturn the sentence of economist Fazil Gasimov, despite arguments from the defense and the convicted man himself that he was not involved in counterfeiting money.

Power workers have restored power to three settlements in the Volgograd region that were left without power as a result of a drone attack.

Andrei Lashenko was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,373 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

Last night, the military shot down 12 drones in the Rostov region and seven in the Volgograd region. Rosaviatsiya (the Federal Air Transport Agency) lifted the flight restrictions imposed at airports in Volgograd, Krasnodar, and Stavropol.

Civilians in the coastal areas of Kuban resorts risk becoming accidental victims of drone and unmanned boat attacks, so the evacuation of vacationers from the beaches was a justified precaution.

Drone attacks were recorded overnight in five districts of the Rostov Region, resulting in wildfires. Drone attacks in the Volgograd Region also resulted in fires and power outages in three communities.

Former Deputy Governor of the Rostov Region, Vitaly Kushnarev, will remain in custody until early January next year, and the seizure of his property has also been extended.

Mariupol resident Alexei Yermak, accused of serving in a Ukrainian battalion, has been detained in the Rostov region.

Two climbers fell while climbing Mount Fisht in Adygea. One died, the other was seriously injured.

Another protest by the parents of Armenian soldiers missing in the 44-day war ended in a scuffle with military police. Facebook* users, commenting on the "Caucasian Knot" publication about the protest, noted the need to clarify the fate of all soldiers missing in action in Karabakh.

Temporary restrictions to ensure flight safety have been introduced at airports in Volgograd, Krasnodar, and Stavropol.

A court sentenced a prisoner in a Komi pretrial detention center to three years in a maximum-security prison, finding him guilty of justifying terrorism for talking to fellow inmates about the hostage-taking at Penal Colony No. 19 in the Volgograd region in the summer of 2024.

Developing a trolleybus network in Rostov-on-Don will address the city's pressing air pollution problem and will not require significant investment, but private transport companies are lobbying against this mode of transport.

Acting Vice Governor of Krasnodar Krai Alexander Vlasov announced his resignation due to his departure for the front as part of the Kuban Cossack Brigade. A few hours later, he was arrested for embezzling funds intended for military personnel.

During a court hearing in Baku, journalist Farid Ismailov stated that he was threatened by another prisoner while in custody.

Protesters in Tbilisi have blocked traffic in front of the Georgian Parliament for the 306th day in a row. Activists have announced a march in support of women involved in the struggle for October 1.

An opponent of the head of the Akhmat special forces, MMA fighter Max Divnich, posted a video of an Akhmat flag at the grave of Russian General Alexei Yermolov, who fought against the Chechens. Judging by the video, the flag was brought to the grave by an Akhmat supporter.

Blogger Areg Shchepikhin called for "beating up Chechens and Dagestanis" in his videos, insulting Muslims and Jews, according to prosecution witnesses questioned at the hearing. The witnesses cited their patriotic beliefs, while Shchepikhin identified himself as a presidential candidate in Russia.

Residents of two streets in Makhachkala demanded that utility services and regulatory authorities address a long-standing stormwater drainage problem.