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The Day of Remembrance and Sorrow of the Peoples of Chechnya has effectively been reduced to mourning events for Ramzan Kadyrov's father; his image even appears on posters commemorating May 10. Meanwhile, commemoration of the victims of the deportation is merely a formality, as readers of the "Caucasian Knot" pointed out.

Black stains were found on the beach in the Lazarevskoye area, extending for approximately 200 meters. These are the consequences of oil pollution in the Black Sea in April, the ecologist noted.

Residents of the Yubileiny microdistrict in Krasnodar complained about the destruction of trees in the "Oak Keeper's Meadow" (glade) without a response, the activist said. The lawyer emphasized that tree destruction is a criminal offense.

A march in support of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy took place in Tbilisi. Participants headed to the government administration building, where parents of the affected children had already spent 20 nights demanding modern treatment.

The combined circumstances of Zukhra Muzayeva's disappearance—her sudden disappearance, lack of contact, and conflicting statements from her relatives—provide sufficient grounds to investigate the threat to her life. Cases of "honor killings" in Chechnya are extremely difficult to document, and requests for investigation into such crimes often result in denials of criminal proceedings.

Dmitry Shafikin was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 843 soldiers from the Krasnodar Territory have been officially recognized as killed.

Volunteers are cleaning up oil spills on beaches far from the center of Tuapse, but they need help. There's a shortage of both personnel for the cleanup and government assistance in removing the oil-soaked pebbles that have already been collected.

Vladimir Putin proposed that the State Duma ratify the agreement on deepening allied cooperation with South Ossetia, signed on May 9 in Moscow.

The mayor of Anapa announced preparations to fill a 3.5-kilometer stretch of beach with sand and urged vacationers to refrain from visiting it. Telegram users expressed concerns about the quality of the sand being delivered.

The prosecutor's office convinced a court in Adygea to return two plots of land near the Rufabgo Stream Waterfalls natural monument to state ownership.

Flight restrictions imposed at airports in the North Caucasus and Southern Federal Districts following the drone strike on the Rostov-on-Don air traffic control center have been lifted.

Today, 986 tons of diesel fuel were exported by rail from Azerbaijan to Armenia, along with a transit shipment of Russian grain and fertilizers.

Chechen native Khamzat Chimaev failed to defend his UFC middleweight title after losing to American fighter Sean Strickland.

Chechnya today marks the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, formally dedicated to the memory of the victims of Stalin's deportation of the Vainakh people, but timed to coincide with the anniversary of Akhmat Kadyrov's funeral.

The state commissions of Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed on draft technical documentation that is important for demarcating the border between the two countries.

Residents of a Volgograd village complained about the authorities' attempts to deprive them of their only social facility—a stadium equipped by local activists. The complaint attracted the attention of the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, and an investigation into the negligence case has been launched.

Alexander Dekker was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,776 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation presented 52 volumes of documents on the origin of the property of former Krasnodar Regional Court judge Elena Khakhaleva and her family members.

Russian airlines operating international flights began flying through the Rostov air traffic control zone after the regional air traffic control center was suspended on May 8 due to a drone attack.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze welcomed the arrest of five security officials accused of using violence against pro-European protesters in 2024. He said the state is obligated to ensure such incidents do not go unpunished.