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Sergey Taranov and Dmitry Vdovenko from Kamyshin were killed in the combat zone. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have named at least 1,314 combatants from the Volgograd region killed there.

The court, when considering the case of blogger Areg Shchepikhin, is obliged to take into account the personality disorder diagnosed in him, even if it did not influence the commission of the crime, lawyers believe.

A criminal case has been opened against a Volgograd resident for justifying terrorist activity on the Internet.

Rescuers evacuated a tourist from Moscow from Elbrus who was injured during a rockfall.

A court in Tbilisi found eight protesters guilty of organizing group actions that violated public order and sentenced them to terms of two to two and a half years in prison. Salome Zurabishvili called the sentence politically motivated.

From September 3, the International Red Cross office in Azerbaijan will cease operations by decision of the country's authorities.

Yegor Blinov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 806 fighters from Stavropol Krai have been officially recognized as killed.

A Tbilisi court sentenced Russian citizen Anton Chechin to 8 years and 6 months in prison on drug charges. Chechin claims the drugs were planted on him for his participation in pro-European protests. After the verdict, bailiffs violently evicted the support group from the building.

About a hundred people are fighting a forest fire in the Untsukulsky district, its area has grown to 27 hectares. Residents of the village of Gimry are taking part in the fight against the fire even at night.

An unexploded shell was found in a multi-story building in Rostov after a drone attack; 320 residents are being evacuated to a temporary accommodation center.

Recently, four violators have been detained on the border between Georgia and South Ossetia, one of them is under arrest.

The Security Service of Ukraine suspects the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, of violating the laws and customs of warfare.

A temporary accommodation centre has been opened at a school for residents of multi-storey buildings damaged during a drone attack in Rostov-on-Don.

In their closing remarks, the lawyers for Russians Artem Gribul and Anastasia Zinovkina stated that their case lacks a number of pieces of evidence, and that records from the search of the apartment recorded the presence of an unknown person in it who was not mentioned in the protocol.

Father of many children Ruslan Zhadaev returned to raising his children after his sentence for unauthorized abandonment of his unit was changed to probation. Fellow villagers, the school and the local administration provided assistance to the family, but Zhadaev faces a lawsuit with his ex-wife over the house.

Residents of Rostov-on-Don reported explosions and a fire that started in one of the city's districts. The fire started on the roof of two residential buildings, the head of the Rostov Region confirmed.

A criminal case has been opened after children who were swimming in an Anapa hotel were poisoned with chlorine. Authorities claim that the hotel provided "all support measures" to the affected guests.

Officials promised to solve the problem with free textbooks in schools, but the problem persists, children are not provided with the necessary books, parents said. An employee of the Ministry of Education of Dagestan referred to the demographic situation in the republic.

Participants in pro-European protests in Tbilisi blocked Rustaveli Avenue for the 278th consecutive evening. Three dozen people have been accused of violence at the protests, although more than a thousand participated, the Georgian Prime Minister said.

The transfer of lists of lagging students to the Chechen authorities will not improve the academic performance of schoolchildren, but will only create additional psychological problems for them, teachers interviewed by the "Caucasian Knot" are sure. The proposed measure is not only unethical, but also contrary to the law, the lawyer pointed out.