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Makhachkala City Hall announced plans to auction off its trolleybus operation and use the proceeds to purchase electric buses, each costing 50 million rubles. Residents criticized the idea and recommended purchasing cheaper trolleybuses and buses.

Drivers of 525 vehicles are waiting their turn to cross the road bridge between Crimea and the Krasnodar Territory.

In the Tuapse District, awards were presented to the relatives of soldiers killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 828 soldiers from the Krasnodar Territory have been officially recognized as killed.

A Tbilisi court upheld the arrest in absentia of former Interior Minister Giorgi Gakharia, who is accused of violently dispersing protesters in June 2019.

The military shot down one drone in the Rostov region, which last night became the only region in southern Russia where an aerial attack was recorded.

At least 4,172 soldiers from the North Caucasus Federal District and 4,280 from the Southern Federal District have been officially recognized as killed in the military operation in Ukraine.

Exit from North Ossetia via the Georgian Military Highway is prohibited for all types of transport due to deteriorating weather conditions.

Chechen native Julietta Khadzhimuradova has been trying for over 20 years to find her daughter, who was forcibly taken from her by a relative after her husband's death. The girl was taken to France, but disappeared shortly thereafter.

Artem Sayapin and Sergei Kolomiets from the Mozdok district were killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, authorities have publicly named at least 538 North Ossetian fighters killed.

Telegram users expressed outrage at the Kaspiysk administration's failure to inform residents about the progress of city water main repairs and the timeline for resuming water supply. The prosecutor's office promised to provide a legal assessment of the situation.

Arrested Gyumri Mayor Vardan Ghukasyan was taken to the Armenia Medical Center; his life is not in danger, his lawyer said.

The road between Russia and South Ossetia is closed in both directions to all types of vehicles for an indefinite period.

Anatoly Pesotsky, Mikhail Krysin, and two of their fellow countrymen from the Volgodonsk region were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged the death toll of at least 826 Don servicemen.

Waves eroded the shoreline on the Bugayskaya Spit, revealing a layer of fuel oil. Telegram users pointed out that the coastline needs proper cleanup, not just a show-off.

During a major renovation, the contractor removed the roof covering over all the entrances at once, without regard for the season or weather conditions. When snow and rain fell, water gushed into the apartments, residents reported in their complaint.

The Dagestan Ministry of Transport attributed the reduction in the number of commuter train cars to low passenger numbers and attempts to curb fare increases. Residents of the republic are outraged by the overcrowded commuter trains.

On the 407th day of daily protests, supporters of Georgia's European integration announced that today's protest would take a different form. Protesters joined a tour of Tbilisi, aiming to explore cultural and historical heritage sites.

Bloggers who defame the Chechen people will not only be called to a scolding but also publicly reprimanded, said Acting Deputy Prime Minister of Chechnya Akhmed Dudayev.

Residents of Kaspiysk have been without water for almost a week. Numerous appeals to the city water utility and the city administration have failed to resolve the problem, residents complained.

A Lithuanian administrative court rejected the appeal of Mikhail Benyash*, a lawyer from Krasnodar who fled Russia, against the revocation of his residence permit. Benyash* intends to appeal the court's verdict.