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Around 30 Sochi residents complained to the prosecutor's office about a gynecologist's ineffective medical care and her comments about patients. Following the scandal, the management of a private clinic announced the doctor's dismissal, but she continued to see patients at the city hospital's women's clinic.

The man killed in an attack on police officers at the Dzhemikentsky checkpoint near Derbent was withdrawn and reclusive. He worked in the north and came home for a couple of months a year, said Rafat Akhmedov, head of the village of Tatlyar.

The operations of the airports of Vladikavkaz, Grozny, Magas, Makhachkala and Nalchik have been temporarily suspended.

Bakhruz Samedov's grandmother, Zibeyda Osmanova, was not allowed to see him at the court hearing. The closed prison regime allows short visits only once every three months.

During their inspection, inspectors discovered that 19 homes in the Seversky District were damaged during a drone attack. All owners were promised financial assistance.

A drone alert has been declared in Chechnya, Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, North Ossetia, and the Stavropol Krai. Rosaviatsiya has not announced any restrictions on airport operations in these regions.

The fence on the Bermamyt plateau in Karachay-Cherkessia was erected without permission, but regulatory agencies and law enforcement are restricted by a moratorium on inspections of businesses, according to a Ministry of Natural Resources employee. The ecologist countered that officials are still able to conduct contactless inspections.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don found Viktor Krymsky guilty of preparing a terrorist attack on behalf of the Right Sector* and collecting information about military units.

On the 369th day of continuous protests, activists in Tbilisi set off smoke bombs outside the Georgian parliament in response to a BBC report about the authorities' use of toxic substances to disperse demonstrators.

Twenty Taganrog residents applied for financial assistance due to the complete loss of property following the drone attack on November 25. Six hundred and thirty-five applications for one-time payments were also accepted.

Acquittals are rare in Russia. In the case of Diana Tsipinova, a second acquittal on charges of assault against a police officer was the result of the active stance of the legal community, including the leadership of the Federal Chamber of Advocates.

A resident of Stavropol is suspected of calling for terrorist activity due to an audio recording published on a social network.

The Urvan District Court of Kabardino-Balkaria, having re-examined the case of lawyer Diana Tsipinova, again acquitted her of the charge of using violence against a police officer.