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On a six-kilometer stretch of the coast in the Temryuk district of Kuban, emissions of fuel oil and contaminated algae have been discovered. Emergency Ministry employees and volunteers are cleaning the coastline, the authorities reported.

Investigators in Nalchik have initiated a case against a local resident under the article on the rehabilitation of Nazism, having found disrespect for the days of military glory of Russia in his publications.

The Sochi Cossack Vladimir Galka filed an appeal against the decision of the Adler District Court, which refused to return his land plot. The lawyer noted that the first-instance court ignored the fact that Galka had paid taxes for 30 years and bore the burden of maintaining the plot, although these circumstances, in the lawyer's opinion, are of key importance.

Islam Akhubekov killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 430 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

Governor Yuri Slyusar instructed to involve volunteers and Cossacks in duty at gas stations, as well as to organize informing drivers about the availability of fuel and the operating hours of the stations. Residents of the Rostov region, commenting on his instructions in Telegram, suggested introducing an electronic queue, abandoning nighttime closures of gas stations, and opening additional cash registers.

The head of the Institute of Democratic Initiatives, Akif Gurbanov, speaking with his final word in court, stated the unfounded nature of the accusations and the lack of evidence of his guilt. A member of the Institute of Democratic Initiatives, Ruslan Izzetli, and Toplum TV employee Farid Ismailov also rejected the accusations.

One of the residents of Krasnodar complained online that the price of gasoline has increased at some gas stations in the city. Other Krasnodar residents, commenting on his post, demanded that officials and relevant agencies check the justification for the fuel price increase and curb the unjustified rise in prices.

The serviceman of the assault battalion Alexey Svidirenko was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 942 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Public condemnation of a resident of Chechnya, who was accused of practicing witchcraft, is inappropriate, and the occult rituals themselves resemble more of an illusion and charlatanism than real practices, noted the residents of the republic, commenting on the authorities' report about the suppression of the witch's activities on social media.

The acrid smoke from the burning landfill is heading towards the village of Karlanyurt in the Khasavyurt district, and repeated appeals to officials have not led to a solution to the problem, local residents complained on social media.

In the Seversky District of Krasnodar Krai, a local resident was injured as a result of debris from a drone falling, and a fire occurred at the Afipsky Oil Refinery.

In Kabardino-Balkaria, prices for certain types of fuel have roughly doubled over the past month, and the authorities are not taking measures to curb them or reduce queues at gas stations, local residents said, commenting on the analysts' report on fuel prices.

The anti-corruption court satisfied the prosecutor's claim for the seizure of almost 77 million drams from the former mayor of Yerevan, Gagik Beglaryan, in favor of the city community.

The lawsuit of the Ministry of Property of Dagestan to prohibit the construction of a cafe on a plot of two thousand square meters of pasture lands in the Kayakent district was satisfied by the Supreme Court of the Republic.

The court in Rostov-on-Don found former deputy general director of the "Tenth Bearing Plant" Nikolai Borisov guilty of fraud with state defense order funds and sentenced him to three years and ten months of imprisonment.

Voting in the Knesset of Israel on the bill recognizing the genocide of Armenians in Ottoman Turkey has been suspended against the backdrop of tensions in the Middle East.

Residents of the Rostov region have been sentenced to 16 and 18 years for committing arson of a transport infrastructure facility.

Activist from Sochi Dmitry Tropsky has lost protection in the USA, and in the coming days, immigration police may initiate the process of his forced deportation to his homeland. An American court deemed the activist's risks "speculative," although the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) previously recognized that Tropsky faced political persecution.

The fuel shortage problem in Astrakhan has worsened: drivers now have to wait for hours to refuel, and gasoline can run out in just a few hours, local drivers reported.

Supporters of Georgia's Eurointegration gathered in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi for the 593rd consecutive day, demanding the release of political prisoners. A protest also took place in Kutaisi.