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Bastrykin took an interest in the cable car break in Nalchik, after which three victims remain in hospitals. Rostekhnadzor had previously demanded that its operation be suspended, in particular noting damage to the supporting cable, but the court limited itself to a fine.

The authorities explained the lack of water in Kaspiysk by the non-functioning treatment facilities due to the power outage. The authorities should have provided a backup power source at the treatment facilities, commentators are sure.

Maksim Bublikov, Sergey Lishtakov, Aleksey Masalskikh, Vasily Pimenov, Aleksey Zavyalov, Aleksandr Lebedev were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,287 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

In the Untsukulsky district of Dagestan, after heavy rains, one of the roads was blocked by a mudflow and rockfall, and the power supply to Makhachkala, Kaspiysk and villages in two districts was disrupted.

A criminal case has been opened regarding the damage to grave crosses and memorial plaques at the burial sites of SVO participants in Krasny Sulin.

The criminal case of the former chief of staff of one of the military units of the Russian National Guard, Vladimir Skobelev, and ten other defendants, who are accused of organizing a criminal community and temporarily registering several hundred people in the unit, has been transferred to court.

Vigilantes, including Cossacks, may be involved in maintaining order in places of mass gatherings, including ensuring the safety of tourists. Security forces must regularly conduct training sessions with them on studying the laws.

The wreckage of at least nine drones was found in various settlements of the Krasnodar region; there were no casualties, authorities reported.

Aleksandr Sushkov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 168 fighters from Kalmykia have been officially recognized as killed.

In Makhachkala, the hot weather that power engineers cited as the reason for the power outages has given way to a downpour, but some city residents remain without electricity. Makhachkala authorities reported on a meeting in connection with residents' complaints about power outages.

Supporters of European integration blocked traffic on Rustaveli Avenue in central Tbilisi for the 256th day in a row. Before that, refugees from Abkhazia, evicted from a dilapidated house on Tvalchrelidze Street, came out to protest, saying that they still have not been able to get the attention of the Tbilisi City Hall.

The Ingush government has put the Magas airport up for sale for 250 million rubles, stating that its maintenance costs 100 million rubles annually, and there are no funds for its development. The authorities could find money for the republic's only airport, commentators on social media were outraged.

Part of Beslan and five villages in the Pravoberezhny district were left without electricity and water after strong gusts of wind. The wind also tore off the roof of a school that had been renovated four years ago.

Most often during the week, residents of Dagestan complained to the Regional Control Center about the lack of electricity and lack of water. The largest number of complaints, 3,474, came from Makhachkala.

Over the past two days, air defense systems have shot down drones in the Shelkovsky and Nadterechny districts; there are no casualties or damage, the head of Chechnya reported.

Renat Maldybaev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 589 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

Scientists from the Subtropical Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, based on the results of a study of coastal waters affected by a fuel oil spill, reported a normalization of the concentration of petroleum products near Vityazevo, but noted a change in the chemical composition of macroalgae and the impact of fuel oil on the mussel population.

Anastasia Zinovkina, accused of drug trafficking, complained of severe back pain and she cannot sit. Activists at a protest in Tbilisi called on the Georgian ombudsman to visit her.

The defense asked the Kazakh authorities to stop any actions aimed at extraditing Mansur Movlayev, to guarantee the observance of his rights, and to ensure that his application for asylum is considered, pointing out that his life is in danger in Chechnya.

Nikolay Shurdumov and Sukhrob Mukhammedov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 282 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.