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The court in Azerbaijan has sentenced TikToker Muhammad Nasibov to 10 days in jail for using profanity during a live stream.

A native of Azerbaijan, his cohabitant and nephew are accused of legalizing 127 migrants in Volgograd.

A prisoner was found dead in prison No. 17 in Rustavi. Guards claim he committed suicide in the bathroom, but the convict's relatives do not believe this version.

Lawyer Irina Yakimiv filed a complaint with the Federal Antimonopoly Service regarding the unjustified increase in fuel prices at a gas station in Rostov-on-Don. The agency issued a warning to the gas station owner about the inadmissibility of price gouging. A warning had previously been issued to two other companies.

For the residents of Gaza, living in several camps and temporary accommodation centers, the Akhmat Kadyrov Foundation prepared about 50 large pots of chicken with rice, reported the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.

Three people were injured when debris from a drone fell on the territory of an enterprise in the Temryuk district.

Residents of Volgograd have to search for AI-95 at gas stations and stand in queues. Officials assured that there are no fuel problems in the Volgograd region.

More than 100 residents of Kabardino-Balkaria signed an open letter to representatives of the federal authorities, stating that cases accusing them of intending to join "Imarat Kavkaz"*, the use of torture and pressure, and demanding an investigation into the actions of law enforcement. [........] Kabardino-Balkaria supported these demands in an appeal to the head of the republic, Kazbek Kokov.

Protesters on the 676th day of daily actions demanded the release of political prisoners and expressed their disagreement with the actions of the ruling party "Georgian Dream."

Harry Tsvizhba, suspected of violating the financing rules of a candidate's election campaign, has been detained in Abkhazia in connection with the case of Russian political technologists.

Ahmed Dudayev has been elected speaker of the Chechen parliament; the day before, he left the post of head of the Republic's Ministry of National Policy and Information. He was supported by 38 parliament deputies, while the other candidates received one vote each.

The bank blocked the card that was used to collect funds to help Varvara Kosheleva, who was beaten after working on the elections for the candidate from "Yabloko." Kosheleva had previously participated in a campaign demanding an investigation into the disappearance of Seda Suleymanova.

Artem Zhabotinsky, Dmitry Aliev, Maxim Belobaev were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1024 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Deputy of the State Duma Adam Delimkhanov and assistant to the director of the National Guard Alibek Delimkhanov have been awarded the title of "Hero of Chechnya" for the second time; previously, the title was awarded twice to the head of Chechnya himself and his son Adam.

At the embassies of Russia and Germany in Yerevan, activists held pickets in support of people they consider political prisoners.

The General Prosecutor's Office redirected the complaint of a mother of many children, Tatyana Pimenova, to the prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar Territory, which challenges the actions and decisions of the regional prosecutor's office itself and seeks access to the materials of criminal cases regarding the violation of her family's housing rights. The lawyer pointed out that it is prohibited by law to forward a complaint to the authority whose actions are being challenged.

The authorities of Dagestan will "say goodbye" to officials who do not want to work effectively, warned the Prime Minister of the Republic, Magomed Ramazanov. Social media users, commenting on his words, doubted that the warning would lead to real changes and pointed out a number of unresolved infrastructure issues.

The publication in "Kabardino-Balkarian Truth" of the apologies of Nalchik resident Eldar Aloev, accused of preparing a terrorist act, became the first such case in the republic, noted human rights defender Zaur Shokuev. The special status of Chechnya, where public apologies have become widespread, may encourage leaders of other regions to adopt and develop this practice, believes human rights activist Svetlana Gannushkina*.

Real estate sellers fraudulently received three million rubles for premises in a building slated for demolition, and law enforcement did not take any action for almost six months regarding the fraud complaint, complained Sochi resident Marina Odnoburtseva. Such a prolonged absence of a decision is a gross procedural violation, noted a lawyer.

The communication between the mountainous regions of Dagestan and the flat part of the republic is complicated due to the collapse of the Red Bridge. The detour routes are longer and pass through poor roads, making trips and the transportation of agricultural products difficult, and with the onset of frost, the situation will worsen, residents of the Shamil, Khunzakh, and Tlyaratinsky districts reported.