Dzatte Mamitov, mobilized from North Ossetia, who was sent to the assault brigade without an arm, with a festering leg and one eye, went missing.

Inver Siyukhov, a 51-year-old resident of Adygea, was released after four years in a pre-trial detention center. He was found guilty of participating in the religious Christian organization Jehovah's Witnesses, recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation.

The European Union will not be able to compensate the inevitable losses for Armenia's economy in the event of the republic's exit from the EAEU. This was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

The ruling party of Georgia announced that the new chairman of the party will be elected at the congress on May 7. Candidates under consideration have not yet been named.

The State Security Service of Georgia announced the connections of domestic journalists and politicians with foreign special services.

On May 9, a military parade will be held in Stavropol. Among others, 320 kindergarten students will take part in it: they will walk around the square in military uniform. Ivan Ulyanchenko, the mayor of the city, told about it.

The Nalchik Garrison Military Court sentenced contract worker Khachim Borsov to six years, and his son Charym to five years in the colony. They were found guilty of evading military service.

Putin signed a decree on assigning the Volgograd international airport the historical name "Stalingrad". For this, it was necessary to "address the veterans of Volgograd and the participants of the "SVO"".