The day before, the Government of Georgia had sent more than 100 tons of humanitarian aid to Turkey. It includes food, clothing, medical supplies, first aid supplies, baby food, generators, sleeping bags.

During the Russian-Chechen war, Usman Daev’s house in the village of Hildekhara, Itum-Kalinsky district, was destroyed. However, the Supreme Court of Chechnya reversed the decision to pay compensation in the amount of 1.6 million rubles

In most regions, more than 35 per cent of accused persons are sentenced to deprivation of liberty. However, in Chechnya, Dagestan and Altai, this figure ranges from 15 to 20 per cent, which is in line with the principles of humanizing justice. This was reported by Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation Vladimir Davydov.

Bagaudin Gaitukiev, a doctor detained in March 2022 from Ingushetia, is accused of supplying weapons to terrorists. He had previously been accused of aiding and abetting members of a prohibited armed group. 

In 2022, the migration decline of the population in Chechnya, i.e. the excess of those who left over those who came for permanent residence, amounted to more than 4,000 people. This is almost double the indicator of 2021. Residents leave not only to other regions of the Russian Federation, but also abroad.

Armenia sent a second batch of humanitarian aid to the earthquake victims in Turkey. 

Currently, the number of people killed by the disaster in Turkey is about 32,000. More wounded and many more under the rubble. 

North Ossetia is the only region in Russia for which a map of seismic microzoning has been developed. Similar work begins in Chechnya and Dagestan.
According to Vladislav Zaalishvili, Head of Geophysical Institute of the FGBUN branch of FNC "Vladikavkaz Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences", during 1-2 years the earthquakes in Turkey will continue, echoes will appear in the south of Russia. Moreover, waves from such earthquakes, according to the "slow wave theory", go for 10 years. 
Potentially dangerous sites exist in Crimea, the territory of which, like Turkey, is part of the Alpine-Himalayan seismic belt. Among the dangerous points, in particular, Yalta, where it is possible to repeat the earthquake of 1927 with an amplitude of 7 points. The mountains of North and South Ossetia are in the 9-point range.