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Anapa's beaches are covered with seaweed, bloggers report. Authorities are not cleaning the entrance to the sea from seaweed, commentators pointed out.

Mansur Movlaev, a native of Chechnya, appealed to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. He asked him to personally address the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, urging him to cancel his extradition to Russia.

A criminal case for hooliganism has been initiated against underage residents of Makhachkala, suspected of beating a peer on the territory of one of the schools in the city.

Most residents of the building in Aksai, Rostov region, whose apartments were damaged as a result of the drone attack on August 29, have returned to their apartments, while three families remain with relatives. Authorities promised to pay compensation.

Calls for an unauthorized rally were recognized as a message on social media about recording an appeal to Bastrykin at a gas station in Volgograd. Activist Natalia Kuzmina was fined 20,000 rubles, and she intends to appeal this decision.

In the Kamyshin colony, human rights defender Igor Nagavkin was placed in a punishment cell for 15 days. In October, Nagavkin's sentence for theft expires.

989 tons of diesel fuel will be sent from Azerbaijan to Armenia by rail.

The Ganja Appeal Court upheld the sentence of public activist Asef Ahmedov, who was sentenced to eight years in prison. The defense considers the decision unjust and intends to appeal it.

A 41-year-old tourist from Moscow reported that instructors pushed her off the bungee platform over the Sulak Canyon in Dagestan, despite her requests not to do so. After the jump, the woman was unable to speak, her arms and legs weakened, and her reflexes disappeared. Doctors diagnosed her with a spinal cord contusion.

Entrepreneur and animal rights activist Tamaz Elizbarashvili has declared a hunger strike in pre-trial detention, complaining of persecution by the authorities after a conflict with employees of a pro-government television channel. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia stated that a case against Elizbarashvili is being investigated for threats and illegal possession of weapons.

The Ministry of Health of Dagestan reported on the inspection of three women's clinics in Makhachkala, stating that in one of them, patients are registered for appointments without queues. Residents of the republic, commenting on this report on social media, complained about the long wait for appointments with doctors and the need to seek paid medical services.

Ivan Manoli was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 984 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

The investigation reported on the case regarding the cessation of trolleybus services between Makhachkala and Kaspiysk, but first and foremost, this mode of transport needs to be restored. Trolleybuses would be especially in demand against the backdrop of the fuel crisis and rising gasoline prices, local residents noted.

The problem of fees in schools and kindergartens in Ingushetia has been relevant for a long time, despite officials regularly making statements about their illegality. At the same time, refusing to pay money will affect the attitude towards the child and their academic performance, parents complained on social media.

Last night, drones attacked the Kasharsky and Sholokhovsky districts of the Rostov region.

Parents of students at one of the schools in Krasnodar were asked to contribute money for bulletproof film for the windows, a local resident reported. Other Krasnodar residents, commenting on his story in Telegram, were outraged by the collection of money from residents for school safety and doubted the effectiveness of such a protective measure.

Due to rising prices, residents of Nazran have started buying school clothing only seasonally, and stationery as needed.

The accused of attempting to carry out a coup, the former head of the Azerbaijani presidential administration, Ramiz Mehdiyev, has been charged with receiving a bribe.

The Lenin District Court of Vladikavkaz sent the criminal case against the chief physician of the Right Bank Central District Hospital, Alan Adyrkhaev, accused of negligence that led to the deaths of nine mothers in 2021 during the pandemic, to the prosecutor.

In Armenia, the first bell rang in 1,390 educational schools. About 415,000 children started their studies, including 33,000 first-graders. Parents admitted that it's better to prepare children for school in advance, as by September 1, school supplies in stores have become more expensive.