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Finance Minister Anton Siluanov stated that there has been no hike in fuel prices in Russia. Residents of Dagestan, commenting on the minister's Instagram*, suggested that he personally visit the republic and find out the actual cost of fuel at local gas stations.

A local resident was arrested for five days by a court in the Abinsky district for a comment deemed to be inciting hatred.

The tourist flow to Anapa is affected not only by the prolonged refilling of beaches with imported sand, but also by regular air raids and fuel shortages.

The number of cases prosecuted under the law on searching for extremist materials is still too small to analyze the practice. Two cases in Chechnya are inconclusive, and an active hunt for violators has begun in the republic. The extent to which the new law will be interpreted in practice raises questions.

After five years of complaints and appeals, Moscow resident Ekaterina Abramova received a ruling recognizing her as a victim in a case involving unauthorized construction fraud in Sochi. According to lawyers, hundreds of people could have suffered from a similar fraudulent scheme.

Security forces arrested Artur Abrahamyan, one of the wanted candidates for parliament from the Strong Armenia bloc.

The case of an ambulance doctor who examined a Makhachkala kindergarten student shortly before her death and ignored instructions for emergency hospitalization has been referred to court.

An appeal from the mother of Roman Murdiev, who was sent to a penal colony near Volgograd, has sparked numerous questions from social media users. They expressed surprise at the young man's sudden transfer and the silence of the Chechen leader, who had promised the teenager "wouldn't be jailed."

Participants in a rally outside the Georgian Parliament on the 576th day of continuous protests reiterated their solidarity with victims of torture. The rally on Rustaveli Avenue was preceded by protests outside Gldani Prison, where political prisoners are held.

The Rostov-on-Don Military Court sentenced Dmitry Papenko, Vladimir Makarenko, and Grigory Sinchenko to lengthy prison terms, finding them guilty of plotting a terrorist attack in a Rostov-on-Don pretrial detention center.

Rustam Atayev and two of his fellow countrymen from Kaspiysk were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have named at least 2,021 Dagestani combatants killed there.

Today, the Constitutional Court of Armenia began hearing a case challenging the results of the parliamentary elections held on June 7. A decision will be issued no later than July 4, with the next hearing scheduled for Saturday, June 27.