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The Arbitration Court of Krasnodar Krai has frozen the accounts and all banking assets of the owner and charterer of the tanker Volgoneft-212, which sank in the Kerch Strait. The charterer company is already in the process of bankruptcy.

The Adler District Court has set a date for the consideration of a class action lawsuit filed by parents against the head of Sochi kindergarten No. 121, Natalya Lazarenko. They are demanding compensation for moral damages for the cruel treatment of children by educators.

The Russian Justice Ministry has included political scientist Sergei Markov* in the register of foreign agents, as Z-bloggers called for after his laudatory statements about the president of Azerbaijan. Markov* once again recalled his long-standing support for Putin and decided to challenge the status.

FSB officers detained Vladimir Vdovin, the general director of Teploset, while accepting a bribe. He was previously convicted of embezzlement while serving as the general director of Stavropolkraivodokanal. The court sent him to a pretrial detention facility.

Ukrainian citizens who were held for a long time at the Georgian checkpoint "Dariali" after being deported from Russia have returned to their homeland. Several Ukrainian citizens are still in the neutral zone near the border

Archil Muselyants, accused of damaging the power supply of cameras installed near the parliament and setting fire to them, has been found guilty.

Pressure on Azerbaijanis in Russia, including a number of cases of deprivation of citizenship, has become a sign of a campaign inspired from above. In Azerbaijan itself, these cases attract public attention, but are overshadowed by other aspects of the conflict between official Baku and Moscow.

Amanzhol Nurmukhambetov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 587 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as dead.

Last night, air defense forces intercepted 54 unmanned aircraft-type aerial vehicles over Russian regions. Of these, 19 were shot down in the Southern Federal District.

Volgograd airport operations, temporarily suspended due to a massive air attack, have resumed. Three flights have been delayed.

Volgograd Region was subjected to a massive attack by unmanned aerial vehicles last night. A fire broke out in the regional center at the site of the drone crash.

Last night, air defense forces repelled an air attack in the north of the Rostov region.

Sochi resident Andrei Uchkurov, sentenced to ten years for the murder of a repeat offender, went to the combat zone himself, where he went missing. His family has been unable to obtain confirmation of his death or the compensation they are entitled to.

Restrictions on the arrival and departure of flights at the Volgograd airport. Residents of the city report the sounds of drones and explosions in the sky.

The story of Olga Eskova, who was arrested for a pro-Ukrainian comment, about the psychological pressure in the detention center was declared by psychiatrists to be schizophrenic delirium and hallucinations. Because of the arrest, the Sochi resident lost her job and fears that the security forces will carry out their threat to "put her in jail for two years."

FSB officers detained a resident of the Astrakhan region in a case of public calls for terrorism and extremism due to his posts on the Telegram messenger.

Andrey Nemtsurov from Zelenokumsk was killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have announced the names of at least 800 servicemen from Stavropol killed there.

Participants in the march in support of independent online publications walked with flashlights from Republic Square to the parliament building in Tbilisi, where a photo exhibition was organized. Activists blocked traffic on Rustaveli Avenue for the 267th day in a row.

According to the jury's verdict, Chechen native Tarkhan Eldukayev is not guilty of kidnapping singer Avraam Russo, but is found guilty of aiding in the attempted murder of the Gurshumov businessmen.