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The federal subsidy of 308 million rubles will only provide a modest increase in public sector wages in Chechnya, the economist noted. Low wages force teachers and doctors to seek part-time work or change jobs, residents of the republic reported.

Roman Golovinov was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 890 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

The ban on heavy-duty vehicles leaving North Ossetia via the Georgian Military Highway has been lifted.

Armenian social media users suggested that Karen Avanesyan, who remained in Khankendi, was convicted of a fabricated terrorist attack, while Azerbaijani users considered the verdict fair. Details of the case are known only from Azerbaijani sources, according to lawyer Ara Kazaryan.

A Moscow court has extended the arrest of former Kuban vice-governor Anatoly Voronovsky, who is accused of accepting bribes.

A drone attack caused a fire in Belorechensk, while 13 private homes and several cars were damaged in Krasnodar. Authorities have promised to help residents repair their broken windows by the New Year.

The Ministry of Defense reported 11 drones shot down overnight in Adygea, seven in Kuban, and one in the Rostov Region. Another drone was shot down over the Sea of Azov.

Feyzullakh Ramazanov and Rafael Alirzayev were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,754 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

According to authorities, there were no casualties.

There are no political prisoners in Armenia, and no one is allowed to call for an armed coup, Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated.

The son of a deputy from the Kumtorkalinsky district caused a drunken brawl at a liquor store. The incident was criticized by Dagestan Governor Sergei Melikov, who reported that the boy's father had submitted a resignation letter.

According to South Ossetian Foreign Minister Akhsar Dzhioev, approximately two thousand citizens of the republic are participating in the special operation in Ukraine.

A ban on heavy-duty vehicles has been imposed on the Georgian Military Highway. Telegram users have complained about traffic jams near the Verkhniy Lars checkpoint on the Russian side.

Following a drone attack in the village of Kushchevskaya, two private homes and a gas pipeline were damaged, and three private homes were damaged in the village of Industrialny.

A petition demanding that Armenian authorities investigate the murder of Chechen native Ayshat Baimuradova has garnered 1,421 signatures, but no results have yet been released. Following Baimuradova's murder, human rights activists noted that the number of requests for evacuation from people facing domestic violence has decreased.

Families of displaced persons who received land in Novokuli for perpetual use over 10 years ago are facing demands from the lessee to demolish their homes. They appealed to the head of the Russian Investigative Committee. A lawyer pointed out that leasing land is illegal, and the displaced persons are forced to defend their rights to the plots in court.

Shalasu Balamirzoyev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,752 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The protest in Tbilisi, where participants demand new parliamentary elections and the release of political prisoners, continued for the 396th day in a row.

Chechnya's Human Rights Commissioner, Mansur Soltayev, who has repeatedly denied human rights problems in the republic, announced an award from the Coordination Center of Muslims of the North Caucasus for promoting spiritual values.

The Supreme Court of South Ossetia ignored defense arguments that the arrest of activist Tamara Mearakishvili was politically motivated and upheld her arrest. Mearakishvili is being persecuted for her civic stance, and this case damages the reputation of the South Ossetian authorities, human rights activists believe.