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In the last two months, the public support headquarters has made progress on issues that have accumulated over the years, reported Marat Kambolov. Social media users, commenting on Kambolov's meeting with activists, urged him not to forget about his election promises and to achieve solutions to the problems raised during the meeting.

Two people injured in the drone attack on Rostov-on-Don have been hospitalized, and another received assistance from doctors on the spot.

After calling an ambulance, the request was put in the queue, and the team had to wait about two hours, complained a resident of Krasnodar. Other locals, commenting on her complaint in Telegram, noted that the city lacks ambulance teams and criticized officials for the organization of emergency services.

Schoolchildren in Chechnya study the history of their homeland using new textbooks, reported the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic. The new materials began to be used during the campaign for the elections of the head of Chechnya, voting for which is scheduled for September 18-20.

During a drone attack on the Soviet district of Rostov-on-Don, a child was injured, and residents of two apartment buildings were evacuated.

A resident of Ingushetia, Indira Barkenkhoeva, complained to the head of the republic that parents of schoolchildren are forced to contribute money for school needs and buy textbooks. Other local residents, commenting on her appeal on Telegram, also complained about extortion in schools and kindergartens. They demanded that school budgets be made public and urged parents to file complaints with the prosecutor's office.

Residents of the Krasnodar village "Pribrezhnoye" complained that it is difficult for them to get to the city by public transport: the buses are overcrowded, and one of the routes, according to them, does not stop. Other Krasnodar residents, commenting on their complaint in Telegram, criticized the officials and pointed out that residents of dacha settlements also pay taxes.

Fedor Yezdakov was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 986 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

In Makhachkala, a gas station has started operating, which was previously closed due to identified violations.

430 school kits were received by children in three camps in the Gaza Strip, reported the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.

The organization Caucasus Heritage Watch stated that an Armenian-Russian cemetery in Karabakh has been destroyed, where medieval khachkars and 19th-century graves were located.

The court satisfied the prosecutor's claims for compensation for damage caused to the environment from "Vodokanal" in Sochi.

Planned power outages lasting more than four hours this summer affected all 15 districts of Chechnya and three cities of republican significance. Local residents claim that actual outages occurred more frequently than the published schedules.

Some readers of the "Caucasian Knot" in social media reminded of the need for peace against the backdrop of information about diesel fuel supplies to Armenia, while others pointed out that the conflict is still unresolved. Azerbaijani imports are already creating price competition in Armenia, as the cost of fuel by rail is significantly lower than that supplied through the Black Sea ports of Georgia, noted Baku analysts.

The party called the actions of candidate Alexander Barashkov in the State Duma for the 51st electoral district politically damaging to it. Barashkov's party colleagues suggested that the reason for such a decision was the candidate's desire to organize independent monitoring in his district.

The "Georgian Dream" does not protect the interests of the country, said participants of the march in Tbilisi on the 647th day of daily protests.

In Volgograd, drivers are spending the night in queues at gas stations, some are parking their cars at non-operational gas stations in hopes that gasoline will be delivered there. Residents reported having to cut back on trips for both personal and work matters. Authorities report on measures taken that "are gradually yielding results."

The company "Azovtorgflot" filed a lawsuit against the Rostov shipping company "Agroexport" and demands 10.5 million rubles for the idle time of the vessel. Shipping companies had previously appealed to the authorities to recognize the halt of navigation in the Azov Sea as a force majeure, while the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation stated that no restrictions on commercial shipping had been imposed in the ports.

The elections for deputies in the State Duma in the Volgograd region lack intrigue — apart from the United Russia party, two of whose members have previously held deputy seats, the other candidates are not conducting active campaigns, analysts believe.

The leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, businessman Gagik Tsarukyan, considered the extension of his arrest for another two months to be expected.