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All parties to the Inal Dzhabiev murder trial were dissatisfied with the verdict, and the South Ossetian Prosecutor General's Office and the convicted men, following the victims, appealed it.

A Baku court sentenced Sumgait resident Abdullah Aliyev to 13 years in prison, finding him guilty of ties to a terrorist organization and plotting an attack on a Mountain Jewish synagogue in Baku.

A Sochi court sentenced Safarbiy Napso, former director of the Dagomys Road Repair and Construction Department, to four years in prison, finding him guilty of embezzling property from the company. He is the cousin of former Russian State Duma deputy Yuri Napso.

The first payments to residents of Bataysk whose apartments were damaged during the drone attack on October 21 will be received in the coming days.

Eleven apartments in a building on Timiryazev Street in Sochi were damaged by a gas explosion, but the building's supporting structures were not damaged, the mayor said.

Armenia's Investigative Committee has opened criminal cases against 41 protesters at Gyumri City Hall. They are accused of participating in mass riots and interfering with justice.

Demonstrators gathered outside the Georgian parliament building managed to block traffic on Rustaveli Avenue for several minutes, after which police forced them to clear the roadway.

Demonstrators gathered outside the Georgian parliament building managed to block traffic on Rustaveli Avenue for several minutes, after which police forced them to clear the roadway.

Security forces arrested a Krasnodar resident at the Sochi airport while visiting an elderly relative in Kherson. The woman has not been in contact for three months.

The murder of Chechen native Ayshat Baimuradova in Yerevan should be thoroughly investigated under Armenian jurisdiction, without interference from Russian and Chechen authorities, human rights activists said.

Convicted political scientist Bakhruz Samedov's solitary confinement has been extended by one month. According to his family, Samedov is in a depressed state.

A military court in Rostov-on-Don fined Dagestani resident Magomed Abulaisov, finding him guilty of inciting terrorism.

A court in Volgograd sentenced former Volgograd City Duma deputies Yevgeny Shchur and Fyodor Litvinenko to 13 years in prison, and their colleague Alexey Zverev to 14 years.

Four natives of the Kazbekovsky district have been killed in combat operations in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,620 fighters from Dagestan have been confirmed killed.

Kenan Zeynalov, a member of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan, who is being held in pre-trial detention, is being unreasonably prohibited from having visits and telephone conversations with his relatives, his associates and lawyer reported.

The number of security officials arrested in North Ossetia in connection with bribery cases has risen to 10, with three more under house arrest.

Chanka Shikhmurzaev was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,616 fighters from Dagestan have been confirmed killed.

Environmental activists discovered new fuel oil emissions today on the seashore near Taman.

Investigators have charged a pensioner from the village of Dinskaya with indecent assault after teenagers vacationing on the beach testified against him. Telegram users have accused the 90-year-old man of being framed.

The military shot down four drones in the Rostov region, which became the only region in southern Russia to experience drone attacks overnight.