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Authorities in the Aleksandrovsky District presented awards to the relatives of servicemen killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 950 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

The invitation to teachers to a meeting with a representative of Armenia's ruling party wasn't a use of administrative resources, but rather a notification of the opportunity to personally ask questions of the governor, explained the headmistress of a school in the village of Byurakan.

Residents of an apartment building who lost their property in a fire asked officials for temporary housing. However, they say the authorities limited themselves to promises of 100,000 rubles each and repairs to the building.

Due to strong winds, three of the five cable cars at a mountain resort in Kabardino-Balkaria have been shut down. One of the ski slopes is also closed to tourists.

Drone attacks were recorded last night in nine districts of the Rostov region. In the Matveyevo-Kurgan district, firefighting continues at a fuel storage facility.

A landslide damaged a gas pipeline in the Tabasaran district, cutting off gas supply to residents of eight villages.

Support for Dagestani athletes from the Wrestling Federation is uneven, and some are forced to seek sponsorship, experts commented on a statement by honored wrestling coach Magomed Guseinov.

A drone attack in the Rostov region caused a fire at a fuel storage facility, and residents of nearby private homes were evacuated.

Miroslav Smiyan from the Kamyshinsky District was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,796 soldiers from the Volgograd Region have been officially recognized as killed.

Strong Armenia bloc leader Samvel Karapetyan filed a lawsuit against Armenian National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan, who called him a foreign intelligence officer, demanding a retraction and compensation.

Nine people were poisoned in Pyatigorsk after visiting a cafe and were hospitalized. An investigation is underway, and the cafe has been temporarily closed.

A report about Belkisa Mintsayeva, shown on Grozny TV, claims that her family has been reunited. She says everything is fine. Human rights activists say the most important thing is that Mintsayeva is free and with her children, while her friends say she looks depressed in the video.

The head of the NGO "Eurasia Institute" Gulbaat Rtskhiladze and journalist Irakli Chikhladze have been arrested in connection with the espionage case.

Gas supply has been restored to residents of five villages in Dagestan where gas was cut off due to a landslide.

During his election campaign, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan declared that the end of Nagorno-Karabakh was inevitable, while his opponents blamed him for making concessions in negotiations with Azerbaijan.

Arman Dzhelmukanov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 744 soldiers from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

A dam in the village of Akhty washed away after heavy rains, leaving the road, gas pipeline, and homes at risk of flooding. The dam was built four years ago but never commissioned, authorities announced, promising to promptly restore the protective structure. Villagers were also left without water supply.

A march under the slogan "Together against violence and oppression" is taking place in Tbilisi on the 549th day of daily protests. Participants have called the beating of two Gori residents by security forces a sign of a systemic crisis in the police force.

Activist Vitaly Cherkasov challenged the Krasnodar City Duma's decision regarding the embankment area where the church is planned to be built in the Krasnodar Regional Court, but the court rejected the claim. Cherkasov filed an appeal.

Satellite images showed plumes extending seaward in the waters off Tuapse, near the port, Gizel-Dere, and Dederkoy, but this data cannot be used as 100% confirmation of oil pollution, according to the Transparent World project. Volunteers reported that the booms they installed were able to contain small emissions.