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Following a review of his case concerning donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation*, Krasnodar resident Dmitry Dyba was fined 300,000 rubles. His total donations amounted to 1,050 rubles.

Georgian authorities have pledged not to accept tankers linked to Russia.

Radzhab Zainudinov and Saibodin Gazimagomedov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 1,863 Dagestani soldiers have been officially recognized as killed there.

Georgian citizen Emzar Bagishvili has been detained in Abkhazia on suspicion of espionage.

Nargiz Mukhtarova denied charges of money laundering in court.

The Baku Court of Appeal has reduced by six months the prison sentences of Tagi Ibrahimov and Togrul Rzayev, who were found guilty in the case of the explosion at a furniture workshop in the Binagadi district of Baku, which killed 10 people and injured 23.

The OSCE report on human rights violations in Georgia, prepared under the Moscow Mechanism, contains factual inaccuracies and politically biased conclusions, calling into question its objectivity, stated Georgia's Permanent Representative to the OSCE, Alexander Maisuradze. The opposition believes there are sufficient legal grounds for the Hague International Court to initiate an investigation.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs suspects a group of 13 people of embezzling more than 8 billion rubles during the construction of the Rhythmic Gymnastics Center at the Sirius Educational Center in Sochi, which was created at the initiative of Vladimir Putin.

The Elbrus District Court fined a local resident 30,000 rubles, finding her guilty of discrediting the Russian Armed Forces. The verdict was based on a video she posted on WhatsApp*.

The activist claims that security forces threatened her employer with problems and forced her to sign a "warning" refusing to participate in extremist activities, but did not provide a copy of the document.

Ruslan Akilov, Magomed-Rasul Aybazov, Rashid Magomedkaziev, Khadzhimurad Yusupov, and Murat Bekelyaev from Buynaksk were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 1,861 Dagestani soldiers have been officially recognized as killed there.

A military court in Nalchik sentenced Atmir Tokhov to five years in prison, finding him guilty of leaving his unit without permission during mobilization.