The Visaitovsky District Court of Grozny extended the arrest of Zarema Musayeva until February 24. She is accused of disrupting the activities of the colony (Part 2 of Article 321 of the Criminal Code). According to the defense, the investigation and the court referred to Musayeva's previous unexpunged conviction for intentional crimes.

Amid an unprecedented crisis in Tbilisi's relations with Western partners, Georgian Dream MPs have visited Hungary. The Georgian government calls this country its main friend in Europe, which is confirmed by new statements by Hungarian high-ranking officials.

A criminal case against 27-year-old native of Ingushetia Alikhan Ozdoyev has been referred to court. He is accused of participating in an illegal armed group and a terrorist organization.

Крымчанина Али Федорова, который с 29 ноября находился в ШИЗО ИК-5 по Удмуртии, перевели в другую колонию – в ИК-8 того же региона. На новом месте его снова поместили в изолятор до конца февраля.

Armenia is discussing the issue of severing diplomatic relations with Belarus. This is reported by the Armenian newspaper Hraparak, citing official sources in Yerevan.

In Dagestan, there are still prerequisites for the formation of new terrorist groups. This was stated by the Prime Minister of the Republic, Abdulmuslim Abdulmuslimov, during an interdepartmental meeting chaired by the Deputy Director of the Russian FSB - Head of the NAC apparatus, Igor Sirotkin.

The German Prosecutor General's Office reported the detention of Russian citizen Zelimkhan D. in Berlin on suspicion of raising funds for the terrorist organization ISIS.

The Supreme Court of Karachay-Cherkessia recognized the actions of the fascists in the region during the Great Patriotic War as genocide. The resolution states that during the occupation, crimes were committed against at least 7,500 civilians and prisoners of war.

Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili responded to the EU's "freezing" of the visa-free travel for holders of Georgian diplomatic and service passports. In her opinion, such a decision is unfounded.

Akhmed Tsitskiev, who served under contract in one of the Chechen units, was sentenced to six years in prison. Despite having a concussion and a wound, he was found guilty of abandoning the military unit.