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The military destroyed 12 drones launched from Ukraine in the Rostov region at night. Another five drones were shot down in the Krasnodar region.

In connection with the threat of a new mudflow, the authorities of the Elbrus district called on residents of the Tyrnyauz microdistrict "Gerkhozhan" to evacuate, for whom three temporary accommodation points have been organized.

The state prosecutor demanded that the head of the Ilovlinsky district, accused in the case of the death of a subordinate, be sentenced to six years in prison. The lawyer told the court that the official was innocent.

As a result of the drone attack, houses of Novoshakhtinsk residents and villagers in the Neklinovsky district were damaged. The authorities promised to help the victims restore their property.

A Tbilisi court has refused to release 11 defendants in a case of violence at protests. Ukrainian citizen Sergei Kukharchuk, who was arrested among them, has ended his hunger strike in a detention center.

Kamysha resident Nikolay Noskov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,271 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed in it.

The husband of Sochi resident Olga Eskova, who was arrested for 15 days and placed in a mental hospital, sent a complaint to the head of the Investigative Committee. Doctors are not saying when they plan to discharge Olga, and security officials intend to return her to the detention center to serve the remaining 10 days of her arrest.

Residents of Taganrog heard at least ten explosions after the drone alert was issued. The authorities did not officially report the results of the air defense operation.

The European Court of Human Rights has launched an urgent procedure to protect the rights of Ukrainians who have been waiting for months to cross the border with Georgia after being deported from Russia. After being evacuated from the checkpoint, the Ukrainians have been standing in the back of a car for six hours without food or water under armed guard.

The movement along the Georgian Military Road and the Verkhniy Lars checkpoint on the Russian-Georgian border are closed after a landslide threat signal, people have been evacuated from the checkpoint area. Ukrainians who were not allowed into Georgia have been standing on their feet in the back of a car for five hours after the evacuation.

Teenagers accused a 90-year-old resident of Kuban of indecent acts, who was relieving himself near his dacha. The man, who is blind in one eye, claims that he did not see the teenagers on the pier 20 meters away from him.

Fifteen people, including four children, are in a temporary accommodation facility set up in one of the schools in Tyrnyauz.

"Georgian Dream" has officially begun preparations for municipal elections, nominating the current head of the city, Kakha Kaladze, as a candidate for Tbilisi mayor for the third time. Supporters of Georgia's European integration continue their protests.

Zalibek Magomedov, Kamal Zainalabidov, Ruslan Kazakov and Zavur Saidov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,487 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Stavropol resident Rustam Yarbuldyev, who was found by the court to have participated in the attack on the Botlikh region of Dagestan as part of Basayev’s group, was sentenced to 13 years in prison.

A powerful mudflow descends in Tyrnyauz, authorities have announced the evacuation of residents of a number of houses. Some microdistricts of the city are left without water.

Arkady Ubushaev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 162 fighters from Kalmykia have been officially recognized as killed.

A court in Nalchik sentenced serviceman Mukhammed Mamkhegov to five years in prison for a two-month absence from his unit.

Due to the fuel oil spill, 60% fewer tourists came to Anapa than last year, while demand for other resorts in the Krasnodar region and Dagestan increased.

Charitable organizations raising aid for Palestine have been suspended in Chechnya, with authorities citing a lack of transparency and concerns that money could be diverted.