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A Baku court has extended the pretrial detention of Azerbaijani lawyer and human rights activist Namizad Safarov for another three months. Safarov's defense team intends to appeal the decision.

An employee of the Mine Action Agency was killed in the Fizuli district. The death toll from mine explosions since the 44-day Karabakh war has reached 422, the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry stated.

Today, 102 members of Azerbaijani families who fled during the Karabakh conflict returned to six villages in the Aghdere and Khojaly districts.

The appellate court upheld the decision to seize property worth 1.6 billion rubles from the former mayor of Sochi and transfer it to the state.

Sochi has lost its lead to Anapa in the number of May holiday tour bookings, according to tourism industry representatives. According to them, the situation in Sochi has a greater impact on booking dynamics than the oil spill zone.

349 adults and 181 children evacuated from flood zones in Dagestan are in temporary accommodation centers. 508 residential buildings remain flooded in the republic.

A shipment of 1,298 tons of diesel fuel was exported from Azerbaijan to Armenia. The same train also carried 240 tons of agricultural fertilizer from Russia.

Following the outbreak of hostilities in Iran, 3,505 people were evacuated to Azerbaijan, including 613 Azerbaijani citizens, 374 Russians, and 21 Georgian citizens.

Restrictions on travel on the Transcaucasian Highway between Russia and South Ossetia have been lifted.

Andrey Barannik from the Zhirnovsky district was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,753 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

Participants in the Congress on the National Mobilization of the Armenian Diaspora, held in Paris, expressed the need to mobilize against the current government in Armenia, to protect the Armenian Apostolic Church, and to defend the rights of refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh.

Dagestan's high-altitude villages were hit by heavy snowfalls, effectively cutting them off from the outside world. The storm knocked out power, and livestock died due to a lack of feed. However, authorities provided little information about the problems in these remote villages.

The commission assessing the damage caused by the flood in Chechnya has received more than 13,000 applications from residents of the republic for compensation.

Since the powers of Judge Patimat Makhatilova of the Sovietsky District Court of Makhachkala were terminated after the collapse of an illegally constructed structure during the flood, the trial of Kurban Dalgatov, who died in a police station, will begin anew and may be delayed.