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A money transfer to the account of an organization banned in Russia led to the criminal prosecution of a Stavropol resident.

Dmitry Ibneev, Artur Kachkanyan, and three of their fellow countrymen from the Tuapse region were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have named at least 849 Kuban soldiers killed there.

The Rostov Garrison Military Court suspended proceedings in the case of the commander of the special forces of the Ministry of Defense of South Ossetia, Shalva Gabaraev, and he returned to the combat zone in Ukraine, accused of attempted murder and hooliganism.

Despite the official opening of the resort season, many beaches in the Tuapse district are not ready for safe recreation: the storm washed ashore with large amounts of debris and complicated the cleanup of oil spills, according to local residents, activists, and environmentalists.

A court in Adygea has sentenced in absentia a resident of the republic suspected of involvement in two terrorist organizations banned in Russia.

Gagik Tsarukyan, leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party and former MP, has filed a lawsuit against Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan for the protection of his honor, dignity, and business reputation.

Supporters of Georgia's European integration protested for the 553rd day in a row. Those opposed to the government's policies also gathered outside the Constitutional Court in Batumi. Parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy secured a meeting with the country's prime minister, but continued their protest demanding that their children receive medication.

Forcing public sector workers to participate in primaries has become commonplace throughout Dagestan. Promises of financial payments to voters, as reported by an activist from DagOgni, are an attempt by non-systemic candidates to circumvent administrative resources. A total of 207,000 people participated in the republic's primaries.

Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee has opened a criminal case against blogger Mikael Badalyan, who promised Armenian citizens living in Russia favors in exchange for participation in the upcoming National Assembly elections.

In the village of Krasyukovskaya in the Rostov region, local residents recorded a video message to the head of the Russian Investigative Committee asking him to stop the development of a sand quarry that could leave them without drinking water.

Residents of three settlements in the Krymsk district of Krasnodar Krai are being evacuated due to the partial overflow of the Kuban River over a dam near the village of Zapadny.

A fundraising campaign was launched on Telegram to install oil-repellent nets on the beaches of the Tuapse village of Tyumensky. The required sum, 80,000 rubles, was raised in less than a day.

Moscow's Savelovsky Court sentenced Alexander Ablaev, former head of the Krasnodar Ministry of Internal Affairs duty unit, to five years in prison for allegedly accepting bribes from journalists at the online publication "Baza."

Tourists are urged to leave Anapa beaches, where new sand continues to be added. Only 4.5 kilometers of beaches are open to the public. The quality of imported sand is worse than that of the dunes; the new sand resembles clay, tourists noted.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced Makhachkala couple Nadezhda and Dmitry Valuev in absentia to 17 and 18 years in prison for raising funds abroad to purchase drones for the Azov Nationalist Battalion*.

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

The European Court of Human Rights has found a violation of the right to freedom of movement and the right to an effective remedy in relation to two Azerbaijani citizens, Zeynab Abdullayeva and Elnara Sarijanova, who were banned from traveling abroad by the country's authorities due to criminal cases against their relatives.

The appellate court upheld the refusal to pay Volgograd contract soldier Taifur Bekbulatov his salary for the eight months he spent in the guardhouse.

Mansur Movlaev's brother, Zelimkhan Movlaev, was kidnapped in Chechnya and subjected to violence.

The investigation into the case of former St. Petersburg nationalist Kirill Prisyazhnyuk may be biased due to its age, and pressure from security forces may be exerted, Facebook* users noted, commenting on Prisyazhnyuk's arrest in Makhachkala.