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Authorities in the Levashinsky District have repaired a road in the mountain village of Kulibukhna, whose condition worsened following a landslide in 2021. According to villagers, the road has been thoroughly repaired, and authorities stated that the repairs were not related to the appeal to Bastrykin.

Andrei Chernyshev, Igor Akhromkin, Pavel Beridze, and 13 other soldiers were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 881 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations announced a test of warning systems in Chechnya for the morning of December 22. This is the third test since the attack on Grozny City. Authorities report on the tests but do not explain what to do in the event of a real threat, social media users noted.

Volunteers from the Dolphins headquarters collected over 200 bags of oil-contaminated sand in the Temryuk district. They were moved from the shore to a location accessible by equipment.

The bodies of approximately 200 animals were discovered at the Forgotten Hearts shelter in the Aksai district; only a few survived.

A court in Sukhumi found Russian political strategist Ivan Reva's actions before the municipal elections to be violations of electoral law and fined him under three administrative offenses.

Derbent district authorities reported presenting awards to the families of five soldiers killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,735 soldiers from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The Rostov hockey club announced its forced withdrawal from the Russian championship, citing a lack of funding from the regional Ministry of Sport. Fans called on the authorities to resolve the issue of the club's survival.

Nabi Inderbiyev was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,730 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The supervisory agency has remanded the case of the demolition of a dilapidated building on Kazakhskaya Street in Rostov-on-Don for further investigation. Galina Pivovarova, a former official accused of negligence, and her defense team have called the investigation's case baseless.

The government has allocated over 870 million rubles from the federal budget for the development of energy and housing and utilities enterprises in Dagestan, Ingushetia, and North Ossetia.

Five servicemen from the Aleksandrovsky District were killed in the military operation in Ukraine, authorities reported. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 865 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

Last night, two drones were shot down in the Volgograd region and one in the Rostov region, the Ministry of Defense reported. Restrictions imposed due to flight safety concerns have been lifted at Volgograd Airport.

Four categories of Abkhazia residents will receive electricity bill discounts starting January 1. In the three years since the peak of mining activity in Abkhazia, electricity consumption has decreased by almost a third, authorities reported.

Restrictions on the arrival and departure of flights have been introduced at Volgograd Airport due to flight safety concerns.

Sochi residents who complained about a gynecologist's actions and unethical statements received a response from the Kuban Ministry of Health. Officials confirmed the violations but noted that they could not punish the doctor in any way, as she had resigned from the women's clinic voluntarily.

Two months later, Karush Oveyan, who was arrested for participating in a rally in support of Gyumri Mayor Vardan Ghukasyan on October 20, was released.

An accident occurred on a power line in the Rostov region, leaving several villages and part of Aksai without power, and some areas of the city also without water and heating.

The convicted primate of the Shirak Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Archbishop Mikael Ajapayan, was taken to the Izmirlyan Clinic after several requests from his lawyers that he require urgent surgery.

More than 26,000 refugees from Karabakh have received Armenian citizenship. The displaced persons themselves described the decision as forced; they needed to obtain an Armenian passport to find work and participate in a housing program. Karabakh human rights activists believe that accepting Armenian citizenship does not deprive the refugees of their right to return.