There are no Armenians left in Nagorno-Karabakh due to ethnic cleansing carried out by Baku, but it is still possible to preserve the small number remaining in the region and release those kidnapped and illegally held in Azerbaijani prisons.

The Moscow City Court recognized the verdict against former Deputy Prime Minister of Dagestan Mukhtar Medzhidov as legal. At the end of 2022, a high-ranking official was sentenced to five years in prison in the case of the theft of 108 million rubles from the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Residents of Chechnya leaving due to their reluctance to participate in the war with Ukraine end up transiting in Croatia. Local authorities process asylum applications without their knowledge, resulting in other countries refusing to accept Chechens.

Since 2022, two terrorist crimes have been committed and 37 terrorist crimes have been prevented in the North Caucasus Federal District.

A history textbook for grades 10-11 with a revised chapter on deported peoples will appear in schools in the new academic year. In the updated edition, the edits will affect not the entire chapter, but one paragraph about repressed peoples. This was announced by one of the authors of the book, MGIMO Rector Anatoly Torkunov.

The largest number of residents of the North Caucasian Federal District who died in the war with Ukraine was in Dagestan - 638. This follows from reports from representatives of the authorities and law enforcement agencies.

Today, the Visaitovsky District Court of the city of Grozny was supposed to hold the first hearing in the criminal case against a student from Volgograd, Nikita Zhuravel. However, the trial was postponed to October 13 due to the failure of the defendant to appear and the failure of the victims to appear.

Ramzan Kadyrov proposed canceling the presidential elections in Russia in 2024 in connection with the “SVO”. Also, in his opinion, a second option is possible, in which there will be only one candidate - the current President Putin.

The day before, the Georgian parliament adopted in the first reading amendments to the law “On meetings and demonstrations.” Deputies from the ruling Georgian Dream decided to tighten the rules for holding protests after a statement by the country's Security Service about destabilization in the country allegedly being prepared in October-December.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, called RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan “a true patriot who defends national interests on any platform.” This is how he reacted to her words about the need for nuclear tests in the airspace over Siberia, which caused public criticism.