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In Chegem, the heating season was supposed to start on October 15, but the radiators in residents' homes are still cold, a local resident complained on social media. Other residents of Kabardino-Balkaria, commenting on his complaint, shared similar problems in their localities. They criticized officials for inadequate preparation for the heating season and were outraged that they had to pay for heating that was not provided.

Military serviceman Rustam Akaev from the Karabudakhkent district was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 2173 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The journalist Polad Aslanov, who declared a hunger strike in protest against the restrictions imposed by the Azerbaijani authorities on wearing the hijab, has been hospitalized in a medical facility of the penitentiary service.

The court fined Nalchik resident Alim Pshigotizhev 300,000 rubles for transferring 300 rubles to the "Anti-Corruption Foundation"*.

In Dagestan, a family has achieved the right to receive housing compensation for a house destroyed during the flood, the ownership of which was not officially registered.

A case has been filed in court against a resident of Volgograd who, three years ago, while still a minor, posted audio recordings with comments in Telegram that were recognized as propaganda of terrorism ideology and its justification.

Law enforcement officials suspected a resident of the Krasnodar region of preparing a terrorist attack on a Ministry of Defense facility. The man has been detained and taken into custody, facing seven criminal charges.

After the tourist season ended, queues at gas stations in the cities of Krasnodar Krai have decreased, drivers reported. The shortage of certain brands of gasoline persists in some places, and at some private gas stations, residents say the price of fuel reaches 160-190 rubles per liter.

On the 692nd day of continuous pro-European actions, participants of the gathering in the center of Tbilisi called for the protection of freedom of speech and again expressed support for the arrested journalist Vaho Sanaya.

The commander of the special police regiment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs named after Akhmat Kadyrov, Zamid Chalaev, promised to "not be lenient" with the residents of Chechnya whom the security forces detain on suspicion of aiding extremists and militants.

After a long break, gas stations of the "Lukoil" network have reopened in Astrakhan, but there are still restrictions on the volume of gasoline sold.

In the Krasnodar region, three underage young men have been detained on charges of terrorism. The investigation claims that they set fire to railway equipment.

Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan may temporarily suspend the agreement on the Eurasian Economic Union concerning Armenia. This will restore customs control, and the country's GDP is projected to decrease by 15.6%.

The Krasnodar Regional Court has softened the measure of restraint for former Vice-Governor of Kuban Andrey Korobka, releasing the official from custody under a written pledge not to leave.

The Central District Court of Volgograd sent local resident Ivan Obolonin to a pre-trial detention center, accused of justifying terrorist activities due to comments in a messenger.

Maris Magomedov and two of his compatriots from Dagestanskie Ogni were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 2172 soldiers killed there from Dagestan.

The incident with Nikarkho in Vladikavkaz was caused by the guests of the republic ignoring customs and showing a lack of respect for the local residents, social media users stated. Another part of the commentators believed that the behavior of the hosts played a decisive role in the conflict, as they resorted to weapons instead of hospitality and shot a person in the back.

Sewage has been flooding the yard of three nine-story buildings in the Reducator settlement of Makhachkala for a week, causing dampness and unsanitary conditions, local residents complained. According to them, the problem has existed for several years, and appeals to the authorities and utility services have not yielded results.

The school administration in Azerbaijan still does not allow schoolgirls and teachers in hijabs to attend classes, which violates the right to education and the principle of secularism, noted political scientists. A lawyer allowed for a legal challenge to the restrictions, although he pointed out legal obstacles to such lawsuits.

The deadlines for the repair of several schools in Nalchik have been repeatedly postponed – first, the work was promised to be completed by the beginning of the school year, then by November, and now by the end of the year, parents complained on social media. They pointed out that the prolonged repairs create constant inconveniences for children and families, and demanded that the authorities strengthen control over the progress of the work.