Authorities in Russia’s North Ossetia republic have said they are taking measures to protect Karina Kodzayeva, who became the target of an online harassment campaign after posts published by platforms affiliated with the Caucasian Community movement. In a response to journalist Ksenia Sobchak’s appeal, the office of the regional human rights commissioner said the case is under the personal supervision of regional head Sergei Menyaylo and that law enforcement agencies may seek to block channels used to distribute unlawful content and identify those responsible for administering them.
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Armenia has received almost 100,000 Russians. This was reported by the French newspaper Le Dauphiné Libéré.
It is reported that some of the emigrants left the Russian Federation due to political convictions, while others came to Yerevan to continue their trade and economic ties with the West and the United States.
“The influx of Russians into Armenia led to the economic growth of the country. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced double-digit economic growth in the country in 2022,” the newspaper notes. However, according to the publication, the massive influx of Russians has been destabilizing the local real estate market for more than a year. According to experts, rental prices in Yerevan and other cities have increased by 30-40%.