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Azamatgeriy Ashkhotov, the head of affairs and the government of Kabardino-Balkaria, became acting mayor of Nalchik following the sudden death of Taimuraz Akhokhov.

Only two fish farms are allowed to import fish from Armenia; the remaining companies must suspend certification for shipments to Russia, Rosselkhoznadzor stated. According to the Fish Union, Armenia accounts for approximately 7% of Russia's trout supplies.

A criminal case for evading the duties of a foreign agent against Vitaly Votanovsky*, author of the Telegram channel "Titushki in Krasnodar," has been filed with the Prikubansky Court of Krasnodar.

Karabakh is an internationally recognized part of Azerbaijan, and the return of families who fled during the Karabakh conflict to these lands restores justice, Azerbaijani social media users noted. Parliamentary elections in Armenia could impact the prospects for the return of refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh to their homes. The settlement of Karabakh is lagging behind the stated rate, the analyst noted.

Seven teenagers and one adult resident of Stavropol are suspected of failing to report a crime. Investigators believe they concealed information they had about a planned terrorist attack from law enforcement.

Volunteers discovered new palm oil spills in the village of Volna. Authorities in the Temryuk district concealed the leakage of 4,000 tons of palm oil into the Black Sea.

Murad Gazimagomedov from Khasavyurt was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,956 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Many Facebook* users found Maria Zakharova's disapproval of Armenia's refusal to allow Russian observers to participate in the parliamentary elections inappropriate. Their opponents supported the Russian government's claim that Western influence is shaping Yerevan's policies.

Dmitry Avilov and Alexander Tarasov from the Ilovlinsky District were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,799 soldiers from the Volgograd Region have been officially recognized as killed.

Of the 50 people who sought medical attention for food poisoning symptoms after visiting a café in Pyatigorsk, 41 have already been sent to hospital. Markers of the bacteria that cause salmonella were found in the victims.

Three cable cars, previously shut down due to strong winds, have resumed operation at a ski resort in Kabardino-Balkaria.

Pro-Russian activist Gulbaat Rtskhiladze and journalist Irakli Chikhladze, detained in Georgia, have been charged with espionage. Both have pleaded not guilty, and their defense has stated that the two cases are unrelated.

Last night, drone attacks occurred in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Volgodonsk, and eight districts of the Rostov region.

Gas supply to eight villages in the Tabasaran district, which was interrupted after a landslide, has been restored.

The case of two brothers from the Kochubeevsky district, accused of forcing a young man into slave labor, has been referred to court.

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit to seize the property of Krasnodar judges Olga Borisova and Olga Bogatykh for state use.

Viktor Tkachenko, the sole resident of the Donskoy hamlet of Parksheev, was unable to secure recognition of his ownership of his home, which is located at the junction of three districts, in the cassation court.

Due to violations, the Cassation Court rejected the appeal of former Deputy Governor of the Rostov Region Vitaly Kushnarev, who was sentenced to 13 years in prison.

The number of people hospitalized with food poisoning after visiting a cafe in Pyatigorsk has reached 34, and a criminal case has been opened.

Artem Khinchin was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 844 soldiers from the Krasnodar Territory have been officially recognized as killed.