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The religious procession in Krasnodar's Yubileiny district attracted significantly fewer people than the recorded appeal against the construction of a church on the embankment.

The funeral of Batrbeg Ostayev, killed in combat, was held in South Ossetia. At least 39 South Ossetian fighters have been killed there since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine.

The "Alilo" procession, which collects donations for those in need, did not stop at the Georgian Parliament to receive gifts from officials, as it did a year ago.

Child rugby players arriving for the competition were poisoned in a Sochi hotel; the prosecutor's office reported on its investigation.

Online aggression comes from radicals or anonymous provocateurs, but does not reflect the position of society as a whole, social media users believe.

Residents of Dagestan who purchased Hajj packages accused the Derbent-Tour company of compromising their tours. The Hajj tour operator promised to refund their money.

Previously imposed restrictions on aircraft departures and arrivals have been lifted at Grozny Airport.

The number of political prisoners pardoned in Azerbaijan has exceeded 50. However, according to human rights activists, the amnesty only affected religious political prisoners who had less than six months left on their sentences.

Muslim Magomedov from the Gunibsky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged at least 1,772 combatants from Dagestan killed there.

The drones were shot down in the skies over North Ossetia and the Krasnodar Territory.

Since the beginning of the Russian military operation, Georgia has sent 36 industrial generators to Ukraine.

Alexey Chernyshev from Mikhaylovsk was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 893 soldiers from Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

Yarash Abdulvagabov from Khasavyurt was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged at least 1,771 combatants from Dagestan killed there.

Volunteers reported that there are several days between storms during which to remove the remaining nets from the protective barriers along the coast of Anapa and the Temryuk district. The Kuban task force also reported its participation in the net removal effort, noting that no new fuel oil spills had been recorded.

Residents of the village of Pravokumskoye in the Soviet District of Stavropol have appealed to the regional Minister of Health to retain their local general practitioner. They fear that after his transfer to Zelenokumsk, the doctor will be unable to see patients.

A gas explosion in the village of Sagopshi injured seven people, including a child. The victims were hospitalized, and doctors described their condition as stable.

The Maykop administration reported that all power line faults had been resolved and power had been restored to all subscribers. Telegram users responded by listing addresses where power had been out for seven days.

Pro-European protesters celebrated Christmas together by singing the festive anthem "Alilo" and lighting candles. Georgia's fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, participated in the festive event.

Federal authorities plan to make pre-trial reconciliation mandatory before divorce, a procedure that has been in place for many years in Chechnya and the Chechen diaspora abroad. Human rights activists recalled the case of Madina Umayeva and Larisa Arsanukayeva, for whom reconciliations ended tragically.

Residents of the resort complained that waste has not been collected on many streets in Sochi since December, leading to the formation of illegal dumps and unsanitary conditions.