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A court in Astrakhan has remanded in custody regional resident Alexander Dvoryanchikov, accused of attempted sabotage and terrorism.

Monitoring from November 22 to 27 revealed no new fuel oil emissions in Anapa and the Temryuk district, the task force announced.

Ethnic Ossetian Alan Gatsoev, who spent five months in the neutral zone, will travel to South Ossetia after being discharged from the hospital. His best option would be to obtain South Ossetian citizenship, but he also needs to challenge the decision to deport him from Russia, according to activists assisting him.

Six people are still on hunger strike in front of the Georgian parliament building, four of whom have been refusing food for 31 days. Three have ended their hunger strike due to worsening health conditions.

For the first time since the 2008 Five-Day War, repairs to the tunnel leading to the Kodori Gorge have begun in Abkhazia. Regional authorities cited security concerns as the reason for the repairs.

Ethnic Ossetian Alan Gatsoyev is in a hospital in Vladikavkaz; his treatment will be free for the first three days. For the first time after five months spent on the Georgian-Russian border, Gatsoyev is in comfortable conditions and able to communicate with his family in person.

Daniil Artemov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 766 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

A public prayer by students at the North Ossetian Medical Academy was captured on photos posted on Telegram channels. The university's ethnic composition has changed, including with a large number of students from India and Chechnya, the North Ossetian ombudsman noted, calling on the university's leadership to carry out preventative measures.

The head of Azerbaijan's Kanal-13 internet television channel, Aziz Orujov, was released today after serving his full prison sentence.

Residents of Makhachkala and Kaspiysk are complaining about smoke and fumes from burning landfills, but authorities have assured that no landfills in Dagestan are burning, and the air in Makhachkala is clean.

Makhachkala authorities announced the restoration of a banner dedicated to Imam Shamil, which was damaged by an unknown person. Telegram channel authors demanded that the culprit be identified, forced to apologize, and held accountable.

A Moscow court awarded 600,000 rubles in compensation to singer Avraam Russo in a lawsuit filed against Chechen wrestler Tarkhan Eldukayev.

Drone debris damaged four private homes in the Slavyansky District of Krasnodar Krai. No one was injured.

Timur Khoranov was killed during an operation in Ukraine. Authorities have already released the names of at least 521 North Ossetian soldiers killed there.

The victim of the attack is in hospital, his life is out of danger.

In the order to appoint a psychological-psychiatric examination of religious figure Akhmad Batlukhsky, a representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs cited falsified data. Batlukhsky's defense filed a criminal complaint with the Investigative Committee.

Primorsko-Akhtarsk resident Margarita Belykh will have to pay legal costs until 2030 to the head of the district, who accused her of insulting him after comments he made on social media.

Rostov-on-Don native Andrei Veryanov, according to the FSB, collaborated with Ukrainian intelligence services and was tasked with blowing up the plane of a high-ranking Russian official.

Krasnodar lawyer Alexei Avanesyan, who defended activists and journalists in politically motivated trials, has died at the age of 48.

Sergei Tuayev from Digora was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have named at least 520 North Ossetian combatants killed there.