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The Makhachkala administration has named nine servicemen killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, officials have officially named at least 1,514 Dagestani servicemen killed.

At the first hearing in the case of the head of the Shirak Diocese, Mikael Ajapayan, the court rejected the defense's motion for his release and extended the period of detention for the man accused of calling for the seizure of power.

Alexander Sumsky from the Mozdok region was killed in the war zone in Ukraine. Since February 2022, the authorities have officially named at least 474 fighters from North Ossetia killed there.

A sea vessel was damaged as a result of an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles on the port of Olya in the Astrakhan region, the governor said.

Rescuers in Kabardino-Balkaria evacuated a 61-year-old climber from Georgia from Elbrus who needed medical assistance.

The Georgian authorities did not explain to Aleksandr Zhdanovich the reasons for the refusal. At the Kutaisi airport, he was given a document with the wording "for other reasons."

The Tbilisi City Court has found Tedo Abramov, who was accused of drug crimes, not guilty and released him in the courtroom.

The Azerbaijani authorities removed monuments to cultural figures, participants in World War II, as well as Bolsheviks and revolutionaries from Khankendi.

Alexey Semichenko was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 593 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

Alina Grek received 15 years in prison after a trial in a military court in Rostov-on-Don for preparing to set fire to a relay cabinet.

Official Baku demands an apology and compensation, the President of Azerbaijan stated.

The condition of four of the wounded, including two children, is described as moderate.

Aleksandr Kharitoshin, Dmitry Karavansky, Eduard Leirikh and Nalbiy Koshegu were killed in combat. Since the start of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 95 fighters from Adygea have been officially recognized as killed.

11 UAVs were shot down over the Rostov region and one over Kalmykia, the authorities reported. The drone danger regime has been lifted in the regions of the North Caucasus. The ban on flights has been lifted at the Volgograd airport, 23 flights are delayed and four are cancelled.

Makhachkala resident Olga Petrova, convicted in a case of financing terrorism, will have to spend two years in prison after the birth of her child. In the case of serious crimes, the birth of a child rarely serves as grounds for parole, lawyers pointed out.

Armenia's Anti-Corruption Court has remanded businessman Samvel Karapetyan in custody; the ten-hour hearing took place amid a protest. Karapetyan's defense called the decision unfounded.

Anastasia Zinovkina, who is charged in a drug case in Georgia, told the court that she noticed she was being followed after participating in protests. She also said that one of the security officers threatened to rape her after her arrest.

The ex-husband of Elizaveta Abakarova, who took their son from Moscow to Makhachkala, is obliged to return the child to his mother and pay alimony for his maintenance, the court ruled.

A Kamyshin resident surrendered to police after a brutal massacre of a federal judge outside the Kamyshin City Court. Some sources claim that the suspect is a combatant.

Rostov-on-Don authorities have received 175 property damage reports from residents of houses damaged during the drone attack on August 14. Twenty buildings were damaged, the head of the region reported.