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Dagestan is experiencing climatic anomalies that have led to massive power outages in mountainous and lowland areas.
In Dagestan, due to bad weather, ventilators began to be connected to gasoline generators. The Mash Telegram channel became aware of the dangerous consequences of climate anomalies.
It is reported that the bad weather most affected the Charodino and Botlikh districts, where more than two dozen villages were left without electricity. Difficulties are also observed in the Kayakent region and Derbent, where 40 thousand people lost electricity. In mountainous areas, in turn, this problem affected 10 thousand houses.
Local residents began to look for gasoline generators and other equipment en masse. They are necessary to maintain the operation of vital equipment. One of the local residents said that now this is the only way the ventilator can function, which allows her child to breathe.

A state of emergency in hydrology has been introduced in Moldova for 60 days due to a critical drop in water levels in the Dniester reservoir. Environment Minister Georgiy Khazhder warned of risks to water supply and the operation of hydroelectric power stations.

Climate change has caused the appearance of hybrids of polar and brown bears in Kunashir in the Sakhalin region. Crossbreeding of species occurs naturally due to changing ecosystems.

Climate change has become the main reason for the appearance of hybrids of polar and brown bears on Kunashir Island in the Sakhalin region. Melting Arctic ice is forcing polar bears to move south and brown bears to move north, leading to habitat crossings and natural interbreeding of species without human intervention.

State hunting inspector of the Arkhangelsk region Evgeny Volkov told TASS that the behavior of brown bears in Siberia is noticeably different from the behavior of animals in the northern regions of the European part of Russia due to high numbers, decreased fear of humans and a lack of natural food. Since April 2026, more than 80 cases of bears entering populated areas have been recorded in the Arkhangelsk region, compared to 21 for the same period last year.

In 2026, commercial catches included small pink salmon weighing up to 800–900 grams, a colossal number of juvenile Pacific salmon were observed in the Kamchatka Gulf and on the western coast of Kamchatka, and bluefin tuna also appeared in Far Eastern waters, which causes concern among scientists.

Game biologist Sergei Sokolov linked the increase in the number of conflicts between people and bears in the Far East with the disappearance of hunting dynasties and traditions, which is why animals no longer perceive humans as a threat. He proposed temporarily removing the bear from the list of restricted species and reducing the cost of hunting permits.