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The Russian Defense Ministry reported the destruction of seven aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles last night. All of them were shot down over the territories of three southern regions of the country.

Air defense forces intercepted and neutralized drones in the Chertkovsky, Sholokhovsky and Millerovsky districts of the Rostov region tonight.

Restrictions on the release and receipt of aircraft at Volgograd airport have been lifted.

As a result of the drone crash, a multi-story building in the city of Petrov Val was damaged, three people were injured, including a child.

A video has been published on Dagestani Telegram channels in which a naked girl is being photographed by a man, allegedly a local guide. Users of Dagestani Telegram channels have called for both to be punished.

A court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Kherson region resident Vyacheslav Popovich to 27 years in prison, finding him guilty of treason and participation in a terrorist organization.

To ensure safety, the operation of Volgograd airport has been suspended; the departure and arrival of at least three flights has been delayed.

The first batches of humanitarian aid have been delivered to residents of the Gaza Strip; in total, about a million people will receive it.

Unknown persons are poisoning dogs and cats en masse, including domestic ones, in the district center of Kotovo in the Volgograd region, local residents said. The police are demanding that the owners of the dead animals provide fresh results of the examination, which can only be ordered in Volgograd.

Activists in Tbilisi blocked Rustaveli Avenue for the 268th day in a row, demanding the release of political prisoners and the calling of new parliamentary elections.

Judge Giorgi Arevadze sentenced "prisoner of conscience" Archil Museliants to 4 years in prison.

After pro-Kremlin political scientist Sergei Markov* was added to the register of foreign agents, the United Russia party removed the page about him from its official website. Against this backdrop, the Russian government reported successful contacts with Azerbaijan.

The Arbitration Court of Krasnodar Krai has frozen the accounts and all banking assets of the owner and charterer of the tanker Volgoneft-212, which sank in the Kerch Strait. The charterer company is already in the process of bankruptcy.

The Adler District Court has set a date for the consideration of a class action lawsuit filed by parents against the head of Sochi kindergarten No. 121, Natalya Lazarenko. They are demanding compensation for moral damages for the cruel treatment of children by educators.

The Russian Justice Ministry has included political scientist Sergei Markov* in the register of foreign agents, as Z-bloggers called for after his laudatory statements about the president of Azerbaijan. Markov* once again recalled his long-standing support for Putin and decided to challenge the status.

FSB officers detained Vladimir Vdovin, the general director of Teploset, while accepting a bribe. He was previously convicted of embezzlement while serving as the general director of Stavropolkraivodokanal. The court sent him to a pretrial detention facility.

Ukrainian citizens who were held for a long time at the Georgian checkpoint "Dariali" after being deported from Russia have returned to their homeland. Several Ukrainian citizens are still in the neutral zone near the border

Archil Muselyants, accused of damaging the power supply of cameras installed near the parliament and setting fire to them, has been found guilty.

Pressure on Azerbaijanis in Russia, including a number of cases of deprivation of citizenship, has become a sign of a campaign inspired from above. In Azerbaijan itself, these cases attract public attention, but are overshadowed by other aspects of the conflict between official Baku and Moscow.