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The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Sevastopol resident Sergei Tubolts to 5.5 years in prison, finding him guilty of publicly justifying terrorism.

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Akhmat Kadyrov for his achievements in physical education and sports.

Three people were injured to varying degrees of severity during a shootout in the village of Nizhniy Dzhengutai and were hospitalized.

The commission has completed its inspection of the multi-story buildings in Krasnodar where a drone crashed last night. Thirteen apartments and one commercial space were damaged.

Construction of 100 houses for flood-affected families has begun in the Gudermes District, Ramzan Kadyrov reported. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the number of Chechen residents evacuated from the disaster zone has exceeded 1,110.

A court sentenced a Krasnodar resident to 12 years in prison for transferring two thousand rubles to a Ukrainian account.

Supporters of Georgia's European integration protested outside the parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue for the 488th day in a row. A court sentenced one protester to four days in jail, and fined another for making a stencil.

An attempt to stop a conflict in the Buinaksk district resulted in injuries to two police officers. The shooter was detained, and the officers were hospitalized.

The head of Dagestan declared a state of emergency due to flooding in Buynaksk, Dagestanskiye Ogni, Kaspiysk, Khasavyurt, and three other districts of the republic.

Maxim Lenkov from Gukovo was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged at least 883 servicemen from the Rostov region killed there.

Georgia's third president, Mikheil Saakashvili, lost consciousness in prison and suffered injuries, including to the head.

An employee of the gas utility's maintenance and repair service failed to take measures to disconnect the gas supply to a house illegally connected to the gas grid in Makhachkala, where an explosion occurred in March 2025, investigators stated.

After her arrest, Aina Mankieva, who fled Ingushetia due to domestic violence, was forced to move and lost her job. Human rights activists have launched a fundraiser to help cover two months' rent and other expenses—a total of 80,000 rubles are needed.

The American University of Armenia announced it was switching to online instruction due to "Iranian threats against universities in Western Asia and the Middle East." The university has not received any direct threats.