About an hour in the courtyard of the house of Movlda Baudinovich Umaev, born in 1958, living in the village of Goiskoye, a noise was heard. One of his two sons, Alikhan, looked out the window and saw the barrel of a machine gun pointed in his direction.

The Russian authorities must pay 52 thousand euros to actor Timur Debishev according to the decision of the ECHR.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded Derbent residents Islam Barzukaev and Gasan Kurbanov 26 thousand euros in compensation each. In 2019, they were kidnapped by employees of the Center for Specialized Enforcement of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and forced to confess to committing crimes under torture.

This summer, 20-year-old Dzhennet Askenderova, the daughter of the Speaker of the People's Assembly of Dagestan Zaur Askenderov, was vacationing in Europe with her friends. Including the expensive Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo club in Monaco. She herself admitted this on her Instagram account.

Crimean Tatars Khalil Mambetov, Refat Seidametov, Ekrem Krosh, Aider Asanov, Osman Abdurazakov and Leman Zekeryaev were transported from the Simferopol pre-trial detention center to the Rostov-on-Don detention center.

Almost a year and a half after being wounded in Ukraine, Dagestan resident Sulaiman Bulachov has been seeking the social benefits required by law. However, the military registration and enlistment offices did not provide the relevant documents, and the court rejected the claim.

The investigation of the criminal case against a resident of Chechnya, Rustam Nukaev, and a resident of the Stavropol Territory, Adilkhan Elmanbetov, has been completed.

Yerevan ratifies the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this in an interview with national television.

Armenia can no longer count on Russia's protection from problems. The state has a long way to go to consider Western countries as a guarantor of its security. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said this in an interview with Politico.

The smallest difference between the most and least paid workers in Ingushetia is 4.6 times. In the KBR and Chechnya the figure is 4.8, in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic - 4.9, in North Ossetia - 5.2, in the Stavropol Territory and Dagestan - 5.4.