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The administrative case of Mozdok resident Yulia Melnichenko, detained on October 30 for picketing outside the North Ossetian prosecutor's office, has been refiled. The first time, the court returned the report to the police, citing it as having been filed by "unauthorized persons."

As in previous days, security forces prevented protesters in Tbilisi from entering the roadway and also prohibited them from walking on the sidewalk. Nevertheless, the activists marched from the parliament building to the government building and back.

For the third week now, the Georgian Ministry of Health has refused to allocate an ambulance to monitor the health of hunger strikers outside the Georgian parliament building.

Air defense forces repelled a drone attack on the Volgograd region's power infrastructure. Power is out in the Kikvidzensky, Uryupinsky, Novonikolaevsky, and Novoaninsky districts.

A shipment of wheat from Kazakhstan arrived in Armenia today, having traveled through Russia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. The wheat delivery was made possible by an agreement between the leaders of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan to resume cargo transit to Yerevan.

A typical funeral in Volgograd costs over 100,000 rubles, local residents said, commenting on the authorities' decision to pay one million rubles to the family of a man killed in a drone attack. Such payments are essentially voluntary, and their amount is not legally regulated.

Marina Akhmedova, a member of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, responded to a publication by Chechen Ombudsman Mansur Soltayev demanding an apology to the commander of the Akhmat special forces unit. Akhmedova reiterated her assessment of Apti Alaudinov, without naming him or Soltayev.

Temporary restrictions on the arrival and departure of aircraft have been introduced at Volgograd Airport.

On the 345th day of uninterrupted protests, security forces again prevented demonstrators from blocking traffic on Rustaveli Avenue. Supporters of Georgia's European integration organized a march around the parliament building.

Elbrus Datsiev, Eduard Dyatlov, and Dakhir Aydemirov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, at least 506 fighters from North Ossetia have been officially recognized as killed there.

The head of the chancery of the Aragatsotn Diocese, Garegin Arsenyan, who was arrested in connection with a case of forced participation in meetings, has been transferred to house arrest for two months.

Security forces are calling signatories of an appeal to the head of Adygea in defense of Circassian activist Larsa Tuptsokova, who live in Kabardino-Balkaria, demanding they appear to provide explanations. Human rights activists have called these actions illegal.

One of the victims of the Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant helicopter crash died in an Izberbash hospital, bringing the death toll to five. Two others are being treated at the Makhachkala Burn Center.

One of the victims of the Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant helicopter crash died in an Izberbash hospital, bringing the death toll to five. Two others are being treated at the Makhachkala Burn Center.

A former serviceman from the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic was sentenced to 15 years in a maximum-security penal colony for rape, causing grievous bodily harm, and evading military service during mobilization.

Oksana Kobeleva, a resident of Kabardinka and the author of the Telegram channel "Okhranota V vatnik," apologized to her subscribers for a post asking questions of Apti Alaudinov, commander of the Akhmat special forces unit. Kobeleva's court case for discrediting the army will hear the case on November 14.

Oksana Kobeleva, a resident of Kabardinka and the author of the Telegram channel "Okhranota V vatnik," apologized to her subscribers for a post asking questions of Apti Alaudinov, commander of the Akhmat special forces unit. Kobeleva's court case for discrediting the army will hear the case on November 14.

Law enforcement officers stopping cars in Chechnya to check headlights make no exceptions and force all drivers to remove xenon headlights on the spot, warning them that reinstalling them will result in their license being revoked. Drivers considered this approach justified, as long as the law is applied equally.

The intervention of security forces in the protest on Rustaveli Avenue on November 6 and the prosecutor's office's announcement of the prosecution of opposition leaders demonstrate the need to consolidate efforts to continue the fight against Georgian Dream, said Gedevan Popkhadze, who is continuing his hunger strike outside parliament for the 11th day.

Gamza Akhmedov from the Kulinsky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,662 combatants from Dagestan killed.