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The head of the Tuapse District reported on the opening of a boat crossing at the site of the collapsed bridge in Lermontovo. Commentators called for speeding up work on organizing an alternative road.

Azerbaijani businessman Arshad Khankishiev, former head of the national-cultural autonomy of Azerbaijanis in the Chelyabinsk region, which was liquidated by the court, has been stripped of his Russian citizenship.

Kirill Kazachenko was killed in combat. Since the start of the military operation in Ukraine, the authorities have acknowledged that at least 794 fighters from Stavropol have been killed.

The opposition parties Lelo - Strong Georgia and Gakharia for Georgia have nominated Lelo Secretary General Irakli Kupradze as a joint candidate for mayor of Tbilisi, despite the refusal of the majority of opposition parties to participate in the municipal elections.

Sergei Zubrilin was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,304 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

13 drones were shot down tonight over the Volgograd region and five over the territory of the Rostov region.

There are no queues at the entrances to the Crimean Bridge either from the Crimean side or from the Kuban side; according to motorists, inspection takes 10-15 minutes.

Drone debris fell in the south of Volgograd, the roof of one of the hospital buildings caught fire, and a fire also broke out on the territory of an oil refinery.

The Court of Appeal upheld the legality of the seizure of property and money of the former Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for Krasnodar Krai, Sergei Simonenko, in favor of the state.

The Georgian prosecutor's office has brought charges against a Russian citizen who attempted to bribe a border guard for permission to cross the border.

Entrepreneurs in Dagestan are suffering significant losses due to power outages, but are not trying to demand compensation for damages, considering litigation with Dagenergo to be a sure loser.

An investor in an apartment building on Moskovskaya Street in Nalchik has won a court victory over the developer and is demanding that the contracts with the equity holders who purchased more than a hundred apartments be declared null and void. The developer is refusing to negotiate, so the lawsuits have been filed against the home buyers, the lawyer said.

Tamirlan Dzhafarov from the Akhtynsky district was killed in the combat zone. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have publicly named at least 1,519 Dagestani fighters killed there.

A criminal case has been opened against Chechen native Said-Akhmed Visangiriyev, who reported torture and threats in a prison colony in the Vladimir region, under the article on beatings due to a conflict with another prisoner who provoked him. The conflict occurred even before Visangiriyev reported torture.

Activists blocked traffic on Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue on the 264th day of continuous protests. Relatives of political prisoners visited Akhmeta and Telavi today, where daily rallies in support of Georgia's European integration are also taking place.

Rustam Yevloyev, Adam Bekov, Chingis Khan Kostoyev and Mansur Shadiev were killed in the fighting. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have named at least 144 Ingush soldiers killed there.

Public Wi-Fi hotspots in Makhachkala are unstable and provide a weak signal, and in conditions of regular mobile Internet shutdowns, there are not enough active Wi-Fi zones.

Ziyavdin Babakov, Yavmidin Osmanov, Rizvan Kairavov and Dzhamaludin Dzhamaludinov from the Babayurt district were killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially acknowledged that at least 1,518 servicemen from Dagestan have been killed there.

Six alleged accomplices in the attack on churches and synagogues in Dagestan in the summer of 2024 denied the charges in court.

The traffic jam on the approach to the Crimean Bridge, in which more than two thousand vehicles were stuck during the day, has been reduced to 1,025 vehicles.