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Two slopes at a ski resort in Kabardino-Balkaria are closed today due to avalanche danger.

The defense does not intend to appeal the court's decision to sentence Yakub Belkhoroev, former head of the Ingush branch of the Social Insurance Fund and one of the Batalkhadzhin leaders, to 10 years in prison. Four other defendants in the embezzlement case received suspended sentences.

Last night, the military shot down drones in the Chertkovsky district of the Rostov region.

Aligasan Gadyrov and Ruslan Magomedov were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,904 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

During the closing arguments in the case of Ivan Gel, head of the Ilovlinsky District, the state prosecutor requested a six-year prison sentence. The deceased's side of the case agreed with the prosecution, while the lawyer and the representatives of the victims declared the official's innocence.

A paraglider sustained leg and arm injuries during a hard landing in the Chegem region.

A new wave of mass arrests has taken place in Chechnya, according to activists, with hundreds of detainees reported.

The court sentenced former Shakhty City Court judge Sergei Sham to seven years in prison after finding him guilty of fraud, official forgery, and knowingly making unjust decisions.

An appeals court upheld the sentence of protest participant Saba Dzhikiya, who was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison in 2025 for kicking a special forces officer.

In the Belorechensky District, where a local emergency has been declared, more than 230 residential areas have been flooded, with water entering 48 private homes and one apartment building.

Kemerovo Region pensioner Oleg Tyryshkin, found guilty of justifying terrorism for his commentary on the death of Akhmat Kadyrov, died in custody.

Bloggers urged authorities to monitor the quality of sand dumped on Anapa beaches and at least sift it beforehand.

A march demanding a change in Georgia's political course and the release of protesters took place in Tbilisi on the 514th day of daily protests.

Oil spills up to 3.8 square kilometers in size were recorded on a satellite image near Tuapse. Besides Tuapse, the beaches of Agoy and Olginka are also at risk. Authorities reported cleaning up nearly a thousand cubic meters of oil spills. Volunteers have set up a relief center for animals affected by the "black rain."

A landslide destroyed six homes in the village of Tebekmakhi in the Akushinsky District, but the situation remains unaddressed, a local resident reported on Telegram.

Police detained journalist Afgan Sadygov, deported from Georgia, while he was obtaining an Azerbaijani internal identity card. He was later released, informed that he was still wanted in the database, and issued the document.

Krasnodar resident Maria Smelaya has only seen her son once since reaching a settlement with her child's father. The visit took place in the presence of her ex-husband, and no further arrangements have yet been made for a location, she said. Courts are failing to address violations by fathers, and enforcing the court's requests for interim measures could have led to a different outcome, human rights activists believe.

A Tbilisi court has sentenced Tamaz Goloev, a student at South Ossetian State University, to two months' pretrial detention on espionage charges. According to the Georgian State Security Service, he was collecting information on law enforcement agencies and strategic infrastructure.

The number of applications for various types of payments following the flood in Dagestan reached 223,166, an increase of 4,949 in the last 24 hours. However, only 5,738 people received assistance.

The cassation court, acting on a motion from the Kabardino-Balkarian Prosecutor's Office, overturned the compensation awards to two victims of the cable car collapse in Nalchik, citing violations of substantive and procedural law. The cases were remanded for retrial.