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Investigators accused a resident of Krasnodar of seven episodes of spreading fakes about the Russian army motivated by political and national hatred. He has been placed in a pre-trial detention center.

Law enforcement officers in the Krasnodar region detained a local resident who set fire to an electrical substation. During interrogation, the detainee stated that he had set fire to the substation equipment at least twice.

Murad Aligadzhiev from Makhachkala was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have acknowledged at least 2054 combatants from Dagestan killed there.

Rospotrebnadzor issued permits for the opening of 100 beaches in Anapa. Another 12 beaches are undergoing examination.

At the building where the Georgian Extraordinary Commission was located, those gathered read out the names of repressed medical workers.

Muslim Alkhazov's deportation to Russia has been appealed, but he remains at risk, along with hundreds of other refugees from Chechnya, due to tightened immigration laws in Europe, human rights activists noted. Unfair denials of asylum to Chechens in Europe have also increased because decisions regarding refugees' fate are made by security services without regard for the risks of returning to Chechnya, diaspora representatives emphasized.

Alexandra has been trying for four years to secure the right to see her son, whom her ex-husband took to Armenia. An Armenian court designated her ex-husband as the sole guardian. Alexandra's appeals to the police and the guardianship authorities have been unsuccessful. Her lawyers have filed a lawsuit seeking the restoration of her parental rights.