In 2012, Caucasian Knot utilized YouTube for video content distribution, while Telegram was accessible in Dagestan, and the entity reported on an Astrakhan conviction.

The entities involved

• Caucasian Knot →

  online news site

  • In 2012, Caucasian Knot utilized Telegram for reporting, while the regions of Dagestan and Ingushetia were also involved.Mon 05:23
  • Election complaints about the election process were published on Telegram, and disputed results were reported.Sat 21:36
• Dagestan →

  republic of Russia

  • Systemic corruption demands presidential investigation in Dagestan and Ingushetia, dating back to December 2012.Mon 05:23
  • Ilan Shor allocated funds for disaster relief, while local events involving Jasmin and Fyodor Shchukin were reported in Dagestan.Wed 18:11
• Astrakhan →

  city in the south of Russia

  • Fuel crisis and housing issues are causing resident dissatisfaction in Astrakhan.Thu 21:26
  • Authorities in Astrakhan increased working hours for Lukoil and Gazpromneft stations.Thu 21:26

Related events

• Caucasian Knot reported on various events across Russia in December 2012.Sep 12
• Caucasian Knot reported on various issues occurring in Novoshakhtinsk.Sep 18
• Caucasian Knot reported that Vladimir Tkachenko led a specific group.Aug 29
• Caucasian Knot maintains a presence in Dagestan, Ingushetia, and Chechnya, while Novorossiysk remains a city in Russia and Rosfinmonitoring is a government agency.Aug 4
• Caucasian Knot reported dissatisfaction among residents in Dagestan.Sep 19