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Blogger Rashad Ramazanov, convicted in a drug case in Azerbaijan, claimed he was beaten in the prison colony where he is serving his sentence. He also accused the prison director of making death threats.

Yevgeny Goremykin was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,632 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

Nagorno-Karabakh resident Vagif Khachatryan, who returned to Armenia from imprisonment in Azerbaijan, underwent surgery in Yerevan. Doctors described his condition as stable.

A Moscow court arrested Nalchik businessman Artur Zhakamukhov on charges of justifying terrorism. Zhakamukhov had lived in the United States in recent years and had criticized Putin on social media.

Supporters of Georgia's European integration demanded the release of political prisoners during a daily protest on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi. Activists announced a rally in support of Anastasia Zinovkina and Nana Sander for January 27.

The regional control center and Sunzha authorities promised to eliminate the illegal dumpsite near new buildings on Engels Street, but failed to do so, local residents said. The regional control center previously reported that utility services had begun cleaning up the area.

The father of Ingush native Aina Mankieva, who fled her family due to domestic violence, intends to bring her home using his connections in law enforcement and government agencies. He denies his daughter's accusations and claims Aina was "recruited."

The criminal case under the article on military fakes for the publication about the "Five-Day War" demonstrates the expansion of this article's application to other conflicts in which the Russian army participated, potentially increasing the risk of its arbitrary interpretation. Moreover, the criminal code article itself is vaguely worded, human rights activists and lawyers pointed out.

Former head of the Kaitag district, Alim Temirbulatov, his deputy, and another administration employee will stand trial on corruption charges. Investigators believe the former officials committed fraud involving municipal land plots.

The "Limonov Readings" were held in Krasnodar indoors. Party activists pointed out that "Other Russia" symbols are not prohibited by law. A lawyer called the arrests an arbitrary application of the law and recommended appealing them. The women who served their sentences reported freezing temperatures in their cells and long periods of detention without food or water.

The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into a water main failure in the town of Gukovo, which left local residents without water. The mayor of Gukovo has been issued a notice of inadequacy regarding water supply.

The Pervomaisky District Court of Krasnodar ruled that the property of Elena Zolotareva, former chairperson of the Rostov Regional Court convicted of corruption, should be forfeited to the state.

Work to pump fuel oil from the sunken parts of the ships will only begin after the storm season. Prolonged fuel oil pumping could lead to the collapse of Anapa as a resort, Telegram users stated.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced Sochi resident Kirill Sidorov to 11 years in prison for transmitting photographs of the city's infrastructure to members of the Freedom of Russia Legion*.

Narek Samsonyan, co-author of the "Imnemnimi" podcast, who is on a 14-day hunger strike, was hospitalized twice in four days due to deteriorating health. Doctors advised him to end his 14-day hunger strike, but Samsonyan refused. After examination, he was returned to prison.