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The condition of four of the wounded, including two children, is described as moderate.

Aleksandr Kharitoshin, Dmitry Karavansky, Eduard Leirikh and Nalbiy Koshegu were killed in combat. Since the start of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 95 fighters from Adygea have been officially recognized as killed.

11 UAVs were shot down over the Rostov region and one over Kalmykia, the authorities reported. The drone danger regime has been lifted in the regions of the North Caucasus. The ban on flights has been lifted at the Volgograd airport, 23 flights are delayed and four are cancelled.

Makhachkala resident Olga Petrova, convicted in a case of financing terrorism, will have to spend two years in prison after the birth of her child. In the case of serious crimes, the birth of a child rarely serves as grounds for parole, lawyers pointed out.

Armenia's Anti-Corruption Court has remanded businessman Samvel Karapetyan in custody; the ten-hour hearing took place amid a protest. Karapetyan's defense called the decision unfounded.

Anastasia Zinovkina, who is charged in a drug case in Georgia, told the court that she noticed she was being followed after participating in protests. She also said that one of the security officers threatened to rape her after her arrest.

The ex-husband of Elizaveta Abakarova, who took their son from Moscow to Makhachkala, is obliged to return the child to his mother and pay alimony for his maintenance, the court ruled.

A Kamyshin resident surrendered to police after a brutal massacre of a federal judge outside the Kamyshin City Court. Some sources claim that the suspect is a combatant.

Rostov-on-Don authorities have received 175 property damage reports from residents of houses damaged during the drone attack on August 14. Twenty buildings were damaged, the head of the region reported.

Imammuhammad Saidov from Gumbetovsky district was killed in the fighting. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, officials have officially named at least 1,505 Dagestani soldiers killed.

A drone alert regime was introduced this evening in Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay-Cherkessia, North Ossetia and Stavropol Krai.

A solidarity action with journalist Mzia Amaglobeli, who was sentenced to two years, took place in Tbilisi before the traditional gathering of protesters on Rustaveli Avenue.

Abdul Yunusov and Shamil Aliomarov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,504 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Their fellow countrymen came to Izberbash to look for girls from Ingushetia who dated people of other nationalities. They raided the city and beaches all night long, but found no confirmation of the rumors that prompted them to come to Dagestan.

The investigation reported that it had transferred a case of cruel treatment of a stepmother to her stepdaughter to the prosecutor's office. According to the investigation, the woman beat the child out of personal hostility.

Six people remain in hospitals after a drone attack in Rostov-on-Don, 212 residents were evacuated from the damaged houses. A total of 15 multi-storey buildings and one private house were damaged.

The prisoner exchange with Ukraine took place today according to the 84 X 84 formula, reported State Duma deputy from Chechnya Shamsail Saraliev. The exchange was carried out with the mediation of the United Arab Emirates, the Defense Ministry specified.

The Nalchik Magistrates' Court sentenced Olga Dolgolenko to six months of restricted freedom in the case of a murder threat. She claims that the events that formed the basis of the sentence are fictitious, and intends to seek its cancellation. The sentence does not contain evidence of Dolgolenko's guilt, the lawyer said.

Svetlana Zinovkina filed a complaint about not being allowed into Georgia. The ruling on the fine that caused the refusal indicates the date when she had already left the country. Court decisions in such cases are not always in favor of the plaintiffs, Russians who encountered problems when crossing the border with Georgia said.

Tbilisi City Court has refused to release Zviad Ratiani on bail, agreeing with the prosecution's suggestion that the poet and translator could influence witnesses.