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Investigative journalist Hafiz Babaly, convicted in the Abzas Media case, has not received his prescribed medications in correctional facility No. 2 for a month and a half. The administration of the medical unit explains the interruptions in medication distribution by an unfinished tender for their procurement. The lack of medications violates the rights of the inmate, as providing necessary medications is the state's obligation, noted the human rights defender.

The authorities of Makhachkala reported that they are carrying out road repair work during the day and evening to make them safer for drivers and pedestrians. Local residents, commenting on this report on social media, called the patching of potholes a routine duty of road services. They also pointed out the poor quality of this repair and complained about several streets where the roadway is damaged.

Information that special commissions for resolving family conflicts are forcing divorced spouses to reconcile is a fabrication, said Aslan Abdulaev, an employee of the administration of the head of Chechnya. Residents of the republic, commenting on his statement on social media, pointed out that the preservation of the family depends on the behavior of both spouses, and that efforts to reconcile are meaningless in the case of irresponsible attitudes towards marriage.

Gadzhimurad Churimagedov killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 2208 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The approaches to the pedestrian crossing near the residential complex "Esfera City" in Nalchik are not equipped with sidewalks, and pedestrians have to walk on the ground with gravel and navigate around parked cars, complained a local resident on social media. Other residents of Nalchik, commenting on her complaint, shared the dangers of the crossing: one resident with a stroller was nearly hit by a car. Citizens criticized officials and demanded the redesign of the interchange.

Murders motivated by blood revenge should be classified as committed out of personal animosity, as a separate provision of the Criminal Code creates inequality before the law. Excluding blood revenge from the qualifying characteristics would contribute to the spread of vigilantism, lawyers surveyed by "Caucasian Knot" pointed out.

Vasily Vostrigyn was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 1066 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Gasoline in Nalchik is 40 rubles per liter cheaper than in Dagestan, a local driver reported on social media. Other Dagestani motorists, commenting on his message, said they are forced to buy AI-95 for 120 rubles per liter, accusing local gas station owners of price gouging and expressing hope that the opening of gas stations from major fuel networks will solve the problem of high fuel prices.

During the night, more than 50 drones were destroyed in the Rostov region. In the village of Kayukovka, the glazing of a house was damaged during an air attack.

The court in Russia sentenced Georgian citizen Zaza Nanuashvili to 17 years in a penal colony in absentia, recognizing him as a participant in hostilities on the side of Ukraine.

The nephew of oppositionist Jamil Gasanli, detained by security forces in Azerbaijan, was beaten after refusing to publicly speak out against his uncle and the leader of the Popular Front Party, Ali Kerimli.

Mikhail Chervyakov from the Zhirnovsky district was killed in combat operations in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1882 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed in it.

The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced a resident of Luhansk to eight years in a penal colony for publishing a video calling for the overthrow of the government in Russia.

The court seized the property of former Vice-Governor of Krasnodar Krai Alexander Nesterенко and his wife for more than 20 million rubles for the benefit of the state.

Five police officers who were arrested in the case of beating residents of Gori have appealed to the prosecutor's office requesting to enter into a procedural agreement. The sixth police officer, Alexi Badalov, did not admit his guilt, but his lawyer also filed a petition for a procedural agreement.

The appellate court refused to satisfy the appeal against the sentence of a chef from Novorossiysk, who was sentenced to 13 years in prison for passing information about the location of ships to Ukrainian special services.

In Russia, it is recognized that Armenia's eurointegration is unlikely in the foreseeable future, but it is used as a pretext for political pressure, Armenian political scientists surveyed by "Caucasian Knot" believe. Among the goals of this pressure, they named the isolation of Yerevan, as well as concessions regarding the nuclear power plant and the railway.

The authorities of the Rostov region have signed agreements with the largest fuel suppliers, which has lifted restrictions on its supply at gas stations.

Believing prisoners in Azerbaijani colony No. 17, who went on hunger strike due to the ban on hijabs in schools, were subjected to torture, said human rights activist Arzu Abdulla. According to her, participants in the action were beaten to unconsciousness in the punishment cell and threatened with an extension of their sentences by eight years.

On the 709th day of continuous protests, Batumi activist Zurab Chavchanidze, who spent 13 months in detention, joined the demonstrators in central Tbilisi. Activist Irakli Chkhirkvia, convicted in the case of the attempted storming of the presidential palace, was also released from prison.