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The trial of Mehriban Rahimli, accused of illegally receiving grants, has begun in Baku. She denied the charges, stating that she had been receiving a salary from a foreign NGO for 17 years, paid in accordance with Azerbaijani law.

The head of the Russian government allocated up to 5.8 billion rubles from the reserve fund to Rosmorrechflot for work at sites where fuel oil tankers sank.

Azerbaijan's State Security Service announced the uncovering of a plot against the country's authorities involving former high-ranking officials and members of the Azerbaijani opposition. Among those named in the case are former head of the presidential administration Ramiz Mehdiyev and Popular Front Party leader Ali Karimli.

The eleventh temporary plaque in memory of Anna Politkovskaya, installed last night on her home, has disappeared. A stenciled inscription, duplicating the text on the original plaque, remains on the wall of the building where the journalist lived and was murdered.

Power outages in the Reduktorny settlement in Makhachkala are frequent and last for long periods. Residents say appeals to local officials regarding this issue have been fruitless.

Nikolai Golubov was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

The jury found representatives of the Azerbaijani diaspora, including its former head Shahin Shykhlinski, guilty of murder and attempted murder.

Aslan Dzhioyev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged at least 542 North Ossetian servicemen killed there.

Drones attacked the Millerovsky, Sholokhovsky and Tarasovsky districts.

The Krasnodar Regional Court upheld the house arrest of Alla Soboleva, who is accused of extorting an apartment from a developer.

Authorities in the Volgograd region have announced an evacuation in the village of Kotluban.

The Chisinau Convention, to which both Russia and Armenia are parties, obliges states to assist each other in criminal investigations, but Yerevan's request regarding the case of Chechen native Ayshat Baimuradova was ignored.

At the final stage of his trial in the Baku Military Court, former Karabakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan instructed his lawyer not to speak and delivered the closing speech himself, quoting classic Azerbaijani poetry.

The Buinaksk City Court will hear the cases of Magomedtagir Kambulatov and Kurban Arabkhanov, who are charged with repeatedly publicly displaying Nazi symbols.

Petr Galushka, David Avtushenko, Rodion Dubolazov, and eight other fellow countrymen from Novoshakhtinsk were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 855 soldiers killed there.

The CEO of SVS Shipping, the company that organized the Seabridge ferry service from Trabzon, Turkey, to Sochi in late 2025, is in custody on charges of siphoning off funds.

For the eleventh time, activists have installed a plaque on Anna Politkovskaya's house in Moscow, commemorating the deliberate destruction of the murdered journalist's memorial plaque.

An LGBT* person from Kazakhstan was detained in Dagestan following a denunciation, held in pretrial detention for over two and a half months, and then deported. He was unable to appeal the decision. He believes police in Makhachkala are using informants to identify and persecute LGBT* people.

Social media users found a video of Adam Kadyrov, which appeared on the Chechen leader's account almost a month after reports of the accident, odd. Speculation about the health of the Chechen leader's third son arose amid prolonged government silence, despite residents of the republic expressing indifference to the health of the regional leader's son.

Participants in the daily protests on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi held a picket outside the parliament building on the 441st day of the protests in support of political prisoners, including with posters dedicated to Anastasia Zinovkina.