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The "Protect Education" march concluded at the Georgian Parliament. Participants, including Georgia's fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, joined supporters of European integration, who have been protesting for 437 consecutive days.

The head of the Chechen government stated that jeeps and enduro bikes may only be used on paved roads in Chechnya's forests; driving into the forest is prohibited, citing concerns about the preservation of flora and fauna. However, he did not comment on the head of the hunting department's plans to confiscate off-road vehicles used by violators.

A court in Makhachkala has arrested cosmetologist Raisat Algasanova, after a patient of hers suffered serious complications following liposuction. The incident for which Algasanova was arrested is one of many, sources say.

Stavropol resident Konstantin Bernatov, who was sentenced for funding the Anti-Corruption Foundation*, appealed his sentence. Human rights activists have deemed his prosecution politically motivated.

From January 29 to February 6, there were no new fuel oil emissions on the coast of Anapa and the Temryuk district, authorities stated.

Nurulag Omarov was killed in a military operation in Ukraine. Since its beginning, at least 1,804 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Restrictions on the exit of heavy-duty vehicles from North Ossetia along the Georgian Military Highway have been lifted.

The owner of a cable car in Nalchik convinced the appellate court to reduce the amount of compensation paid to victims of the accident.

Residents of a new residential complex in Yerevan are forced to heat their homes with electric appliances due to a lack of gas at the developer's expense, protesters complained.

Alexander Andreyev from the Kumylzhensky District was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,667 soldiers from the Volgograd Region have been officially recognized as killed.

In Abkhazia, not only the issuance of Russian passports but also the exchange of driver's licenses for Russian ones has been suspended. Several Abkhaz politicians criticized their colleagues whose statements prompted the Russian side to close the issuance points, while local activists supported the decision.

Last night, the military shot down 45 drones in the Volgograd region, six in the Rostov region, and one in the Astrakhan region. Flight safety restrictions imposed at Volgograd Airport have been lifted.

This time, a commemorative inscription was painted onto the wall where the memorial plaques on journalist Anna Politkovskaya's house had been torn down. Activists also installed a plaque on the house stating that a memorial plaque had been destroyed there.

Last night, the military shot down drones in four districts of the Rostov region. According to the governor, there were no injuries or damage.

Dmitry Kramar from the Apanasenkovsky District was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 906 soldiers from the Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

The sentence of Stavropol Krai resident Konstantin Bernatov, convicted of financing extremist activity, is politically motivated and illegal, human rights activists believe.

Seven of the nine people who were hospitalized after the airstrike on the village of Novaya Adygeya have been discharged, and two people continue to receive treatment.

The Court of Appeal granted the defense motion of Archbishop Mikael Ajapayan, Primate of the Shirak Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church, and transferred him from prison to house arrest.

The court has remanded Valery Gornich, head of the Proletarsky District, in custody until March 27 on suspicion of abuse of office.

After the president signed a decree scheduling parliamentary elections for June 7, political parties and associations in Armenia wrote on their social media pages about the need to protect the country's interests and the problems facing its citizens.