The first shipment of Armenian apricots will arrive in Poland in the coming days. Exports will subsequently expand to other European countries.

The search continues in the Karachayevsky District of the Karachayevsky District for a Moscow tourist who disappeared on June 19 while rafting on the Uchkulan River.

In 2025, Grozny ranked fourth among 100 large Russian cities in terms of new housing construction. According to official statistics, the Chechen capital had 1,773 square meters of new housing per capita. This is the best result among all regions of the North Caucasus.

The Israeli government unanimously supported a proposal to recognize the mass extermination of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during World War I as genocide. The initiative was sponsored by Foreign Minister Gideon Saar.

The Russian government has allocated over 385 million rubles from the reserve fund to Dagestan and Chechnya. The funds will be used to pay residents of the republics affected by the floods.

A summer camp program for Ukrainian children has begun in Georgia. 

From June 18 to 25, the most significant increases in gasoline prices were recorded in Crimea, Dagestan, Chechnya, and the Ivanovo region. 

The Russian Ministry of Justice has added the Crimean Tatar human rights organization Crimean Solidarity to the register of foreign agents.

Representatives of Georgian civil society have issued an open appeal to international organizations, declaring what they believe is an intensification of Russia's annexation policy in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The document has been sent to the UN, the European Union, the European Union Monitoring Mission (EUMM), the OSCE, and NATO.

Representatives of the Chechen diaspora in Vienna organized a protest outside the Finnish Embassy. The activists' main demand was to prevent the extradition to Russia of refugees from the North Caucasus, who face the threat of torture and repression in their home countries. Human rights activist Roza Dunaeva provided information on this matter.