The authorities of North Ossetia are strengthening security measures in connection with the increasing number of cases of interethnic conflicts. After a major brawl between residents of Ingushetia and North Ossetia, which took place on August 24 in the area of ​​the Chermensky post, the head of the republic, Sergei Menyailo, instructed law enforcement agencies to close the entrances to the region if similar situations arise.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation filed a lawsuit with the Soviet District Court of Makhachkala to confiscate the property of the family of former State Duma deputy from Dagestan Magomed Gadzhiev, who has been recognized as a foreign agent. According to the supervisory agency, Gadzhiev, his common-law wife Nina Kolomiytseva, his son Magomedrasul Gadzhiev and his sister Raisat Gadzhilova are part of an extremist community, the activities of which the Prosecutor General's Office demands to be banned.

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office has filed a lawsuit against former Makhachkala mayor Said Amirov, who is serving a life sentence, and 18 of his relatives, demanding the return of illegally appropriated assets worth 2 billion rubles to state ownership.

Residents of Ingushetia continue to experience problems with mobile internet, which began in July. Many report a virtually complete lack of connection, which makes it difficult to use instant messengers, banking applications, and taxi services.

Arsen Kanokov, the former head of Kabardino-Balkaria and current senator of the Federation Council from this region, promised to “make [such users] apologize” in response to critical comments under a video about his activities. After Western companies left Russia, Kanokov became the beneficiary of the Russian assets of McDonald’s, Starbucks and OBI.

According to statistics for the first half of 2025, the region of the Russian Federation with the safest roads is Chechnya. It has the lowest accident rate: 13.9 accidents with casualties per 100 thousand vehicles, which is eight times lower than the Russian average.

On August 10, a high alert regime was introduced in Dagestan due to heavy rainfall in nine districts and the city of Izberbash. More than half of the monthly precipitation fell in a few hours.

The authorities of Karachay-Cherkessia allocated 50.6 million rubles for the repair of the memorial complex to the victims of repression of the Karachay people in the city of Karachayevsk. According to the state procurement website, funding will come from the regional budget, and the completion of the work is scheduled for December 1, 2025.