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The condition of the primary school student and student who were injured as a result of shooting with an air pistol is assessed as satisfactory.

Information about the source of the strong chemical odor that Anapa residents recently experienced is being concealed from the public. They say it's impossible to obtain an honest, independent air quality test.

Two servicemen have been arrested for attacking law enforcement officers in South Ossetia. Their colleague, who came armed to the Ministry of Internal Affairs building to demand the release of his comrades, is wanted. Seven contract soldiers have been dismissed from the armed forces following the incident at the police building.

The first plane carrying pilgrims from Chechnya departed from Grozny airport to Saudi Arabia.

Azerbaijani authorities have banned Dilruba Amanova, the mother of arrested Meydan TV journalist Aytaj Tapdyg, from leaving the country. She was twice prevented from leaving Azerbaijan, although after the first attempt, security officials assured her the ban had been lifted.

Seymur Mirzabalaev from the Tabasaran district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially acknowledged at least 1,929 Dagestani servicemen killed there.

The rally of supporters of Georgia's European integration on Rustaveli Avenue took place for the 531st consecutive day, despite heavy rain.

A kilometer-long stretch of beach in Vityazevo, excluded from the emergency zone by the mayor of Anapa, is used by three resorts owned by members of the same family. Their names have been mentioned by journalists in reports about bribery, a hostile takeover of a resort, and a contract killing.

Residents of the villages of Kora-Ursdon and Karman-Sindzikau in the Digorsky District of North Ossetia filed complaints with authorities regarding the quality of their drinking water. Complaints to various authorities, including the district prosecutor's office, have gone unanswered.

Human rights activists are raising 300,000 rubles to purchase medications and nutritional products for Zarema Musayeva. This amount will provide the political prisoner with everything she needs for six months.

A witness in the case against Chechen security officials Aziev and Yusupov, who spirited Alexei Kardashov, the manager of a Khasavyurt pharmacy, from Dagestan to Chechnya, told the court he remembers nothing. Kardashov's mother's lawyers requested the witness's testimony in the pharmacist's murder case, but the court refused.

The Leninsky District Court of Vladikavkaz extended the pretrial detention of former North Ossetian Construction Minister Konstantin Morgoev, who is accused of abuse of power, for one month.

The French National Assembly adopted a resolution calling for sanctions against the Georgian authorities for violating fundamental human rights, restricting freedom of expression, and using disproportionate force against peaceful demonstrators.

A new criminal negligence case has been opened against Makhachkala officials responsible for the city's road infrastructure due to the lack of barriers on the October Revolution Canal.

The Cherkessk City Court seized 22 properties and three cars from Dmitry Bugayev, former Minister of Property and Land Relations of Karachay-Cherkessia. He was also ordered to pay over 64 million rubles.

Baru Abdusalamov and Abdulgamid Saidgasanov from the Tabasaran district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 1,928 Dagestani combatants killed there.

Electric car rental operators have announced a 24-hour protest outside the Adjara government building due to the ban on their use on Batumi Boulevard.

The court refused to review the constitutionality of the provision of the law under which Kuban State Duma deputy Yuri Napso was prematurely removed from office for absenteeism.

Ten adults and six children, whose homes were damaged by drone strikes, are currently staying in hotels in Tuapse. The government's report on the coastal cleanup of oil products has once again raised questions about where the collected soil is being taken.

A court in Nalchik sentenced Aslan Fidarov to a prison term, finding him guilty of leaving his unit without permission during mobilization.