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Law enforcement officials released Aina Mankieva, a native of Ingushetia who had reported domestic violence, from a Moscow police station. This was thanks to activists and the media, who brought the issue to light. However, she remains a suspect in the criminal case and remains wanted.

Georgian authorities have demanded that the BBC remove its investigation into the possible use of chemical weapons against protesters and issue a public apology.

Aina Mankieva, a native of Ingushetia, filed a complaint alleging domestic violence, including sexual violence. She asked not to be handed over to her relatives and to be provided with state protection.

All types of transport are permitted to travel along the Georgian Military Highway.

Aina Mankieva, a native of Ingushetia, remains in police custody. In addition to Interior Ministry officers, she was interviewed by representatives of the Center for Combating Extremism. Human rights activists have stated that there is a high risk that the young woman, who fled domestic violence, will be placed in a temporary detention facility and then sent to Ingushetia.

Astemir Tatarov, Ruslan Abidkov, Yuriy Makoyev, and Ivan Kokov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 363 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

The children from the Karata village kindergarten will be placed in other preschools in the Akhvakh district.

Lawyers for detained opposition politician Aleko Elisashvili call the Penitentiary Service’s statements an attempt to discredit him and divert the case in the wrong direction.

Andrei Makhmudov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 677 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

A Baku court has accepted a criminal case against Azerbaijan Popular Front Party activist Novruz Taghiyev, who served as a volunteer bodyguard for party leader Ali Karimli and is accused of fraud and document forgery.

In the Volgograd region, drones attacked transport and energy facilities.

The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced Ukrainian citizen Igor Borisenko to a lengthy prison term, finding him guilty of attempted sabotage.

Temryuk native Ruslan Orlovsky, sentenced to six years on charges of attempting to join a Ukrainian unit, was subjected to "carousel arrests," which human rights activists consider a sign of falsification.

A Stavropol court fined local resident Elena Peshl for discrediting the army after she attempted to locate her missing husband in the war zone.

Alan Tsarikayev from the Irafsky District was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have publicly named at least 540 North Ossetian combatants killed there.

Four Armenian prisoners were hospitalized after returning from Azerbaijan and are being treated in Yerevan clinics. Armenia handed over to Syria two Karabakh veterans sentenced to life imprisonment and could have demanded the release of more Armenian prisoners from Baku, the human rights activist stated.

Aina Mankieva, from Ingushetia, who claimed she would be in danger upon returning home, was detained by police in Moscow. Law enforcement officials refused to allow Aina's lawyer to see her, human rights activists reported.

Parents complained that shawarma and burgers were being sold to children in the school hallway in unsanitary conditions. Rospotrebnadzor reported multiple violations in the cafeteria's operations and issued an administrative citation against the entrepreneur who opened it.

Isa Ramazanov from the Kurakhsky District was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,774 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Over the course of three days, the head of Chechnya stated three times that he was experiencing no health problems and dismissed reports that he needed medical attention as fake.