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Six people were placed in a temporary accommodation center, the rest went to their relatives.

Residents of a multi-storey building were forced to stay in temporary accommodation centres after a fire damaged about 30 apartments.

Volgograd airport resumed normal operations after drone attack in the region. Flights from Sochi and Moscow are delayed.

Shamil Khadisov, Bozigit Ibragimov, Khalid Khalidov, Murad Magomedov and Magomed Urudzhev were killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially acknowledged that at least 1,502 servicemen from Dagestan have been killed there.

An oil spill and fire occurred at the Volgograd Oil Refinery as a result of a drone attack.

Georgy Dzagoyev from the Pravoberezhny district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially named at least 472 killed combatants from North Ossetia.

A native of Karachay-Cherkessia, Ruslan Botashev, whose extradition from France the Prosecutor General’s Office had been demanding for several years, has been extradited to Russia.

Volgograd airport is temporarily not accepting or releasing aircraft due to a threat to flight safety, a representative of the Federal Air Transport Agency reported.

The Arbitration Court of Krasnodar Krai satisfied the claim of Rosprirodnadzor and fined the owner of the tanker Volgotransneft-239 35 billion rubles for damage to the Black Sea.

Rashid Naushayev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 592 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

In a number of areas of Makhachkala today there were interruptions in water and electricity, and in part of Kaspiysk there was weak water pressure, residents said.

Protesters in Tbilisi block traffic outside the Georgian parliament demanding new parliamentary elections. Municipal elections in Georgia will be held without OSCE/ODIHR observers as the Georgian government has not extended an invitation.

Mobile internet outages in Makhachkala continued today, with the public access point on Lenin Square having an extremely limited range, city residents said. They complained about difficulties calling a taxi, buying tickets, and making calls.

The body of a seven-year-old boy missing in Chechnya, who had been searched for since August 8, was found today in a river. Volunteers from Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria, Stavropol, and Ingushetia helped rescuers and security forces in the search.

Krasnodar activist Daria Polyudova is facing pressure in a Kostroma colony; she was attacked by another prisoner.

The defense of Bahruz Samedov, who was convicted of treason, filed more than 20 motions during the hearing at the Baku Court of Appeal, but the judge rejected them, including a request to hold the trial in open mode.

An investigator suggested that a witness in the case of Seda Suleimanova's disappearance take a polygraph test in Chechnya.

Moscow said that Azerbaijan's arms supplies to Ukraine would worsen the situation. The lifting of the embargo on arms supplies to Ukraine was reported with reference to unnamed sources.

Wide publicity surrounding the beating and insult of a kindergarten student led to the opening of a criminal case.

The court granted the claim of Rosprirodnadzor against the owner and charterer of one of the tankers that sank in the Black Sea, the Volgoneft-212.