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Rescuers conducted an operation to evacuate the body of a paraglider from the Sverdlovsk region, who died during a flight in a mountain gorge in the territory of the Cherek district.

Mikhail Semenov, arrested under the pretext of failing to report to the settlement colony, has repeatedly complained unsuccessfully about the conditions of his detention first in the pre-trial detention center in Cherkessk and then in the pre-trial detention center in the Moscow region, his wife reported.

Information about the influx of Russians at the checkpoint "Verkhny Lars" has sparked mixed comments from Facebook* users. Some consider it a typical tourist rush, while others believe that Russians are moving en masse to Georgia. In the event of mobilization, those liable for military service may face a travel ban.

A coordinated attack is being carried out against the accounts of eight independent Azerbaijani media outlets on Facebook* and Instagram* with the aim of exerting pressure, as well as mass complaints about copyright violations are being submitted. Journalists have urged Meta* to verify the sources of the complaints and restore the blocked pages.

In Chechnya, the construction of a hafiz school for 280 female students has begun. Currently, there are already 11 such schools and 457 madrasas operating in the republic. These schools are not an alternative to regular educational institutions; they are optional classes for all ages.

In the cell where journalist Ulviya Ali is located, they placed a woman accused of murdering her husband, who allegedly did not undergo medical and psychological examinations. The journalist and her relatives believe that this is an attempt to pressure her.

In North Ossetia, at least eight gas stations have joined an agreement with the authorities to lower fuel prices. Residents of the republic, commenting on the report from the Ministry of Housing and Utilities, Fuel and Energy of North Ossetia on social media, found the fuel prices not low enough.

Residents of Krasnodar recorded a video message to the head of the city, Evgeny Naumov, in which they demanded to switch children to remote learning until the local school opens. According to the parents, they categorically refuse to send their children to another school for safety reasons.

Presidential candidates of South Ossetia were supposed to discuss social policy today, but the quality of the broadcast is such that voters cannot understand what is being said.

Despite the heavy rain, supporters of Georgia's Eurointegration took to the streets in Tbilisi for the 639th consecutive day. The total number of pardoned participants of the protests in 2024-2025 has reached nine.

Queues at gas stations in Abkhazia have decreased, but the fuel shortage and high prices remain, drivers reported. The gasoline sent from Russia will last no more than two weeks under the restrictions on sales, analysts believe.

68 housing certificates were received by the first citizens of the Khasavyurt and Derbent districts, whose housing was lost or requires major repairs due to the consequences of the emergency situation. 85 thousand citizens have been assigned payments totaling more than 3.26 billion rubles, which is just over 31% of the total number of applicants.

The crossing over the Anapka River was built to fill the beaches with imported sand after an oil spill, and upon completion of the work, the resort authorities planned to remove it. However, despite the completion of the sand delivery, the structure still remains, noted Telegram users.

The body of a 40-year-old citizen of Russia was discovered by passersby this morning at dawn in the park near the Baratasvili monument in the center of Tbilisi. The murder was preceded by a conflict in a supermarket, and the location where the body was found is not equipped with surveillance cameras.

The fine for the Chechen man who prayed on the road under repair is justified, some Instagram users believe. Other commentators felt that the courts and law enforcement selectively approach the issue, criminalizing the prayer specifically. There are cases of illegal persecution of Muslims for performing prayer in public places, which are defined as missionary activity; such fines can and should be challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, the lawyer is convinced.

Another group of fighters trained at the Russian Special Forces University has flown from Grozny airport to the military operation zone, reported the authorities of Chechnya.

The body of the Abkhaz blogger Daur Buava, who was accused of treason in Abkhazia, was found in a residential apartment in Tbilisi. An investigation is underway under the article "driving to suicide."

Vladimir Razorenov was killed in a military operation in Ukraine. Since its beginning, authorities and security forces have acknowledged at least 979 fighters from the Rostov region as killed.

Instagram* blocked the pages of independent Azerbaijani publications Abzas Media and Toplum TV, operating in exile, after complaints of copyright infringement. Representatives of the editorial offices believe that what is happening is part of a coordinated campaign to limit their audience and link the attacks to pressure from the Azerbaijani authorities on independent media.

The President of Georgia, Mikhail Kavelashvili, pardoned Russian citizen Denis Kulanin, who was sentenced to two years for damaging a police car during a protest in Tbilisi. After his release, Kulanin was placed in a deportation center.