Since February 2022 (the beginning of the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine) in Dagestan, overdue mortgage debt has grown by 72% - from 456 million to 632 million rubles. According to this indicator, the region ranks second in the country.

The governor of the Rostov region, Vasily Golubev, assures that the people who supported the PMC during the invasion of Rostov on June 24 were mercenaries in disguise.

93% of Russians who left for Georgia after February 2022 (the start of the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine) do not plan to return to their homeland. These are the results of a survey conducted by the Georgian non-governmental organization "Caucasus Center for Research Resources".

At a meeting of the Higher Regional Court of Munich, the German Federal Prosecutor's Office demanded that Valid Dadakaev be sentenced to 11 years in prison. He is accused of attempting to assassinate opposition leader Muhammad Abdurakhmanov, brother of Tumso Abdurakhmanov.

One of the main points in the Russian Federation for the training of volunteers for the war in Ukraine - the Special Forces University in Gudermes - is funded by the Chechen oligarch and businessman, a fellow villager of Ramzan Kadyrov, Movsadi Alviyev.

Azerbaijan has published a press release following the talks between the country's Foreign Minister and his Armenian counterpart, held in the United States.

On May 10, 2023, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree abolishing the visa regime for Georgian citizens and lifted the ban on direct flights between the countries. This caused mass protests in Tbilisi.

On June 28, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Dagestan city of Derbent, where he held a meeting on the development of tourism in the North Caucasus and talked with people in the city park. Against the backdrop of events related to the rebellion of Yevgeny Prigozhin, this visit and its stated purpose - to discuss tourism - according to observers, only served as an excuse to broadcast important political signals.

Kramatorsk declared three days of mourning for those killed in a missile attack on June 27. The number of victims has risen to 12.

On June 29, 2001, in the morning, several dozen residents of the village of Tsotsin-Yurt, Kurchaloy District, blocked the road leading to Kurchaloy. They demanded the release of five fellow villagers detained on the evening of June 26.