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Today, Karachay-Cherkessia marks the 82nd anniversary of Stalin's deportation of the Karachay people.

The military destroyed 32 drones in the Krasnodar region, nine in the Volgograd region, and nine in the Rostov region. Another 42 drones were shot down over the Black and Azov Seas.

Airports in Volgograd, Gelendzhik, Krasnodar, and Sochi have lifted restrictions imposed due to flight safety concerns.

For the second time, the court has returned the case of the head physician and engineer of a hospital in Vladikavkaz, accused of involvement in the deaths of nine coronavirus patients, for further investigation.

A drone attack occurred overnight in Rostov-on-Don and four districts of the Rostov region. Two people were injured in the village of Leninavan.

At the port of Tuapse, drone debris damaged an oil tanker, terminal buildings, and infrastructure. The glass at the railway station was also damaged.

Drone fragments damaged an apartment building in the village of Sosnovy, shattering windows on the third floor.

In Tuapse, a drone crash damaged port infrastructure and caused a fire.

A Tbilisi court has arrested former Deputy Head of the Revenue Service Vladimir Khundadze in absentia on charges of abuse of office. According to the prosecutor's office, he assisted an acquaintance in importing products for the production of counterfeit alcoholic beverages.

Airport operations in Sochi and Krasnodar have been suspended. According to local authorities, air defense systems are in place in Gelendzhik, where the airport had previously suspended operations.

Zaur Osmanov, Magomednabi Dagirov, Gasan Kurbanov, Arslanali Adilkhanov, Ubaitdin Dzhamuradov, Sait Iniev, and four other fighters were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,649 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Rosaviatsiya has restricted flights at Volgograd and Gelendzhik airports for safety reasons. At least five flights have been delayed at Volgograd Airport.

Anton Chechin, convicted in a drug case in Georgia, has joined a hunger strike demanding punishment for the prison staff who inhumanely treated Anastasia Zinovkina.

Protesters blocked traffic on Rustaveli Avenue, but were soon forced to lift the blockade, and at least one participant was detained. Security forces reported 29 demonstrators detained over the past five days, and one of them, Zurab Menteshashvili, has been charged with repeatedly blocking the road.

Several commenters responded to a report about the removal of LED headlights from Chechen roads, arguing that LED headlights blind oncoming drivers and that their removal would help reduce accidents. Others countered that in some cases, such headlights actually help drivers see what's happening on the road.

Candidates who try to attract votes by engaging in landscaping are breaking the law, the Sukhum Electoral Commission stated ahead of municipal elections in Abkhazia.

Khasan Kanukov, Aslanbek Murzabekov, and Ramazan Kanshoev were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 314 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

Fuel oil emissions are being cleaned up in Anapa and the Temryuk district; the operational headquarters has called them insignificant.

Six children from the village of Dylym in the Kazbekovsky District were hospitalized with symptoms of an intestinal infection, and four more are being treated at home. The victims' condition is considered satisfactory. The Investigative Committee reported on the criminal case regarding the poisoning.

The court sentenced the former imam of the village of Kok-Bas to 12 years in prison for creating an extremist cell, which he recruited two of his fellow villagers into.