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Dagestan fulfilled the plan for the spring draft, sending 3,730 conscripts to military units of various directions, the head of the republic reported. He proposed to involve participants of the SVO in work in military registration and enlistment offices and stated the need to work year-round to establish the place of residence of conscripts.

Participants in the protest outside the Georgian parliament demanded that the course towards European integration be resumed, new parliamentary elections be held, and political prisoners be released.

The portrait of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov has again disappeared from the embankment in Sevastopol, where portraits of WWII heroes are located; this time it hung for less than a day. Kadyrov has no place next to the Marshal of Victory Georgy Zhukov, commentators pointed out.

Five deputies, including Kan Kvarchia, who was stripped of his Russian citizenship, have joined the Abkhaz parliamentary commission, which within three months must determine the reasons for recognizing three Abkhaz journalists as foreign agents, as well as the grounds for stripping Kvarchia and businessman Levan Mikaa of their Russian citizenship.

The families of those killed in the drone debris fall in Sochi will receive 500 thousand rubles each from the "Skorei Dobrei" fund and 1.5 million in a one-time payment from the authorities. For those seriously injured, the payments will be 300 and 600 thousand rubles, and for those slightly injured, 50 and 300 thousand rubles.

The Southern District Military Court found Aslanbek Kazanchev and Anzor Batyrov guilty of attacking Pskov paratroopers in Chechnya and sentenced them to 17 and 14 years in prison, respectively. The third defendant, Taimuraz Nakusov, who entered into a pre-trial agreement, was sentenced to 11.5 years in a penal colony.

Murad Ibragimov died in hospital after being wounded in combat. Since the start of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,483 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The novelty of the signed agreement between Kiev and Baku is that for the first time the Azerbaijani side will supply gas via the Trans-Balkan Corridor. Although the deal is mainly commercial in nature for Azerbaijan, it will allow it to count on political dividends from Ukraine's Western allies.

Economist Fazil Gasimov complained of pressure from the guards. Due to his poor health, the hearing of his appeal was postponed.

The searches took place against the backdrop of an investigation into the theft of more than 15 million rubles during preparation for the Unified State Exam. At the same time, the press service denies the fact of the searches.

The chairman of the Azerbaijan-Ural organization, Shahin Shykhlinski, was placed on the criminal wanted list. The complaint against the arrest of his son, Mutvala Shykhlinski, was rejected.

Fedor Bekker was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,266 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed in it.

The court refused to transfer former deputy head of the Kuban department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Sergei Simonenko to house arrest despite the lawyer's arguments about the accused's oncological disease. The investigation period in the case has been extended due to the complexity of the investigation.

Members of 44 Azerbaijani families who left the city during the Karabakh conflict have returned to Jabrayil.

330 people have sent repeated appeals to the Investigative Committee demanding that it take control of the investigation into the disappearance of Seda Suleimanova in Chechnya.

Two sappers were killed while clearing a drone in Salsk, and the death toll has risen to three. The drone attack damaged 11 private and 10 apartment buildings in the city.

A native of one of the South Asian countries, living in the Rostov region, was stripped of his Russian citizenship due to calls for violence against representatives of other faiths, criticism of Russian legislation, distribution of extremist materials and evasion of military registration.

The improvement of four hazardous playgrounds in Sochi, which local residents demanded to be reported on, ended without even having begun. The day after the work was supposed to be completed, it turned out that the contract with the contractor had been terminated.

Sergei Kuzovenko and Marina Zakharova, who are accused of creating an illegal armed group, have filed appeals against the transfer of their case to the Southern District Military Court for consideration. Their lawyers said there were no grounds for the judge's decision.

Since July 28, Ukrainian citizen Sergei Kukharchuk, who was detained at a protest in Tbilisi, has been on a hunger strike, protesting against the ban on video recording in the courtroom and restrictions on phone calls to relatives.