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In tandem with Fyodor Shchukin as head of Dagestan, Magomed Ramazanov, who has been offered the position of head of the republic's government, will assume a leading role, according to journalists and a political scientist.

At least 16 men have been detained in Karachay-Cherkessia on suspicion of involvement in an extremist organization for joining a gay dating group. At least one of the detainees was beaten by security forces.

Moscow's Nikulinsky Court has received materials from an anti-corruption lawsuit against former First Deputy Defense Minister Ruslan Tsalikov and his associates, claiming over 7 billion rubles.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced Kuban resident Yegor Prasov to three years in prison for calling for a nuclear strike against the Russian Federation.

Having lost its security agency patrons, the Pokrovsky concern was nationalized, but the state was only a temporary asset holder. Meanwhile, the influence of people somehow connected to the Tsapkov gang, whose lands included those in Pokrovsky, on agribusiness in southern Russia diminished, but did not disappear completely.

Eight parties have been given two days to correct inaccuracies in the packages of documents submitted for participation in the parliamentary elections in Armenia.

At a meeting with Putin, Fyodor Shchukin, head of the Republic's Supreme Court, was nominated for the post of head of Dagestan, and Magomed Ramazanov, plenipotentiary representative to the North Caucasus Federal District, was nominated for the post of head of government. Melikov will serve in his current position until the president issues a resignation decree.

The Krasnodar Regional Court found a Krasnodar resident guilty of treason and sentenced her to 13 years in prison.

Dagestan's head, Melikov, is ending his tenure in the republic and moving on to another position, Putin announced.

Radomir Vykhodtsev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 583 fighters from North Ossetia have been officially recognized as killed.

For over 10 years, a group operated in the village of Gubden in the Karabudakhkent district, organizing "patrols," using pressure and violence against people whose lifestyles did not align with the group's religious beliefs. Nine of those detained have already been arrested, and the cases against two more are pending trial.

Only 56 rescuers are cleaning up oil spills on beaches in Olginka, Nebug, Yuzhny, Tyumenskoye, and Novomikhaylovskoye; authorities are calling the spills "local." In Tuapse itself, three thousand cubic meters of contaminated soil were collected in 24 hours. Residents have been advised not to drink tap water.