The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, signed a decree according to which prisoners and defendants in criminal cases will be selected to participate in the "SVO".

From August 15, a one-time payment in Kabardino-Balkaria upon concluding a contract with the Ministry of Defense and directing it to "SVO" will amount to 1 million 500 thousand. rubles Previously, the amount was 400 thousand less - 1.1 million rubles.

The court of Kislovodsk will consider the criminal case about the burning of memorial wreaths in the cup of eternal fire. This is reported by the Investigative Committee of the Stavropol Territory.

In Ingushetia, school teachers earned an average of 26.4 thousand rubles in the first quarter of 2024.

A Russian serviceman has publicly apologized and refuted his words that the Chechen Akhmat unit did not engage in combat with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region and that conscripts had to stop the Ukrainians.

The Chechen Muftiate will not close private madrassas if the directors cancel the mandatory tuition fee. Information about the muftiate's order to stop work appeared on the resources of local religious institutions on August 6. For more details, see our video report.

Before the start of the chess tournament in Makhachkala, one participant approached one of the tables, poured an unknown liquid and rubbed it with a chess piece. This moment was caught on surveillance cameras, Baza reported.

Another criminal case about the poisoning of residents with tap water was opened in Dagestan. We are talking about the provision of unsafe services (Part 1 of Article 238 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

The convicted former head of Makhachkala pretrial detention center-1, Daud Davydov, who commanded a unit on the front line in the "SVO" zone, has gone missing. This was reported by the chairman of the republic's Public Monitoring Commission, Shamil Khadulaev.

The Gunibsky District Court of Dagestan has registered an administrative case regarding the absence of a "foreign agent" marking against former State Duma deputy Magomed Gadzhiev. He had previously supported pro-government initiatives, including the adoption of the law on "foreign agents".