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Last night, the military shot down drones in the Sholokhovsky and Rodionovo-Nesvetaysky districts. A private building in the village of Chukarinsky was damaged in the attack.

Residents of the Gudermes village of Kundukhovo were evacuated from the flooded area after the Gums River rose. Authorities reported that temporary shelters have been prepared for the evacuees.

Yevgeny Kosyanenko from the Zhirnovsky district was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,733 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

Miner Dzheyran Aslandia died at the Shukruti mine in Chiatura. According to colleagues, his death was related to poor ventilation. His employer claims he died after his shift in the tunnel where he was waiting to be lifted to the surface.

The movement of heavy-duty vehicles along the Georgian Military Highway leaving Russia is temporarily prohibited.

Due to flooding in Makhachkala, local residents reported problems with electricity and water supplies, as well as transportation access. They complained that it was very difficult to reach emergency services.

The court remanded Sochi Deputy Mayor Yevgeny Gorobets in custody for two months. Roman Ryabtsev, Director of Sochi's Legal Department, who was arrested on the same day as Gorobets, was placed under house arrest for the same period.

In Makhachkala, 103 people were evacuated from flooded areas, 30 of whom are in temporary accommodation centers.

In Dagestan, power has been partially restored, leaving more than 110,000 people without power. Residents have been advised to drink bottled water amid flooding, and authorities have threatened to retaliate for price gouging. Several bridges have been destroyed, and a landslide threat has arisen in Buynaksk.

In Argun and Gudermes, floodwaters destroyed two bridges, restricting traffic. The republic's traffic police department urged residents to avoid travel, especially to mountainous areas.

The march demanding the release of political prisoners, including Droa party leader Elena Khoshtaria, took place on the 486th day of daily protests.

Over the past 24 hours, 164 Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant employees have been evacuated from Iran through Armenia and flown to Moscow. Since the escalation of tensions in the Middle East, 327 Russian citizens have been evacuated through Armenia.

Miracleon Beach, which has received new sand, will open on April 15. Demand for vacations in Anapa has already begun to grow, and tour operators have indicated that news of the beach opening will also drive up prices.

In Makhachkala, homes were flooded, damaging appliances, furniture, and cars. Residents said flooding during rainy seasons has been a persistent problem for years.

The Georgian government must import modern medications for the treatment of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, their parents declared at a protest outside the government office. They demanded a meeting with the prime minister within five days, otherwise they intend to set up tents outside the government building.

Khalil Mutailov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,882 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Data on the number of prisoners sent from Chechen colonies to the SVO zone cannot be verified, but the voluntary nature of the contracts signed with the Ministry of Defense raises doubts, human rights activists noted.

Convicted protester Artem Gribul's right to phone calls and visits has been restricted. A similar decision regarding his fiancée, Anastasia Zinovkina, stemmed from complaints about her detention conditions, her lawyer stated.

In Makhachkala, more than 20 private homes were flooded as a result of heavy rain, and rescuers evacuated 80 adults and three children. The rising water level on one street was due to clogged drainage, the Ministry of Emergency Situations stated, following a report from the head of Dagestan on the advance clearing of storm drains.

Specialists are addressing the aftermath of the power outage that left more than 327,000 residents of Dagestan without electricity.