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The European Court of Human Rights has ruled the liquidation of the "Council of Teips of the Ingush People" in 2020, as well as the fine imposed on its chairman, Murat Daskiev, in 2019, illegal.

In Makhachkala, several districts have been without water for over a day due to a pipeline rupture. The authorities' promised restoration deadlines have long passed, but local residents say there is still no water. They wonder if such accidents are too common in Dagestan.

Cossacks from the Rostov and Volgograd regions, as well as the Krasnodar Territory, attended memorial services for the victims of the Decossackization and honored their memory. A requiem concert was held in Volgograd for the victims of Cossack repression.

The wife of Sochi Mayor Alexei Kopaigorodsky appealed the transfer of an apartment on Tsvetnoy Boulevard in Moscow to the state, claiming it is the only home for her four minor children.

The Krasnodar prosecutor's office filed an anti-corruption lawsuit against the state regarding the seizure of the property of Igor Nikolaychuk, the former deputy chairman of the regional court, who combined his main job with entrepreneurial activity.

UAV debris fell today in Slavyansk-on-Kuban, knocking out windows in three houses and damaging the roof of one.

The director of a management company in Cherkessk was sentenced to two years of forced labor for the deaths of two people in January 2024 from carbon monoxide poisoning.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 13 drones were shot down over the country's territory in three hours, eight of them in the Rostov region.

Georgian authorities refused to grant political asylum to Mikhail Timofeev, and he was detained. Timofeev was arrested in absentia in Russia for the murder of a businessman in Khabarovsk, which was part of the case against former Khabarovsk Krai Governor Sergei Furgal.

Oksana Sotieva declined to appeal the security forces' sentence, which was mitigated by the Supreme Court of South Ossetia, despite believing the ruling in the case of her husband, Inal Dzhabiev, who died in a police station in Tskhinvali, to be unjust. Vladimir Tskaev's widow, Zemfira, has been seeking punishment for those involved in her husband's death for over a decade after his arrest in Vladikavkaz. The case is being heard again in court.

The head of the Russian Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, ordered a criminal case to be opened under the article on negligence following complaints from Volzhsky residents about the failure to complete a major overhaul of a secondary school on time.

Tatyana Makarova, the owner of the "Forgotten Hearts" shelter, is in a medical facility; no pretrial detention measure has been determined for her. Animal rights activists are preparing a letter to the Russian State Duma in the hopes that the incident at the shelter will not be hushed up.