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Deputy editor-in-chief of Chernovik Magomed Magomedov is demanding compensation from the Ministry of Internal Affairs for his illegal detention at a solitary picket in Makhachkala in January 2024. The court will consider his claim on August 1.

Timur Davudbekov from Tarumovsky district was killed in the fighting. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have publicly named at least 1,479 killed fighters from Dagestan.

Supporters of Georgia's European integration have blocked Rustaveli Avenue near the parliament building on the 239th day of continuous protests. The protesters called on citizens to support the families of internally displaced persons who are being evicted by police from a dilapidated building in Tbilisi's Samgori district.

Residents of Chechnya and representatives of other regions of Russia, who had undergone training at the Russian special forces university, flew to the military operation zone.

Five thousand tons of sand with fuel oil remain at the landfill in the village of Voskresensky, it will be removed in the next week and a half. But the landfill will be used until the end of the coastline cleanup as a temporary storage site for freshly collected emissions.

Analysts interviewed by the "Caucasian Knot" linked the attention of the security forces to the cosmetics business of Zumrud Rizvanova with the sentence of her brother on the article on financing terrorism. The relatives of all those convicted in the case of the editor of "Chernovik" Abdulmumin Gadzhiev are threatened with professional accounting, they are sure.

The prosecution's version of Zarema Musayeva's attack on a prison colony employee is based only on his testimony; witnesses did not confirm her guilt. During the debate, the defense demanded that Musayeva be acquitted.

Former Volgograd City Duma deputy, political scientist Mikhail Serenko has been arrested until September 18 in a case of rehabilitation of Nazism and extortion. The selection of a preventive measure was held behind closed doors.

A hotel in Sirius refused to allow two families, including three children, into its parking lot to seek shelter during a drone attack. The hotel explained the refusal by saying there was no state of emergency.

Abdulla Aliyev, Magomedsalam Samadov, Ruslan Isayev, Zakarya Daudov were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 1,478 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

During the debate, the prosecutor requested four years in a penal colony for Zarema Musayeva in the case of an attack on a prison colony employee.

Unknown persons smashed the face of the Stalin monument, which was installed a month ago near a bakery in Tskhinvali.

In Sochi, two women died when a drone fell. Another 11 people were injured, four of whom were hospitalized.

The court upheld the guilty verdict against the leader of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan, Ali Karimli, in a slander case. The verdict will be appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, Karimli's associates promised.

Immediately after being transferred to a new colony, Chechen native Said-Akhmed Visangiriyev, who complained of cruel treatment at his previous place of detention, was placed in a punishment cell, and then in a single cell-type room.

Seven UAVs were shot down on the night of July 24 over the Krasnodar region. Sochi airport imposed flight restrictions.

Artur Gikayev from Ardon was killed in the fighting. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have publicly acknowledged that at least 462 combatants from North Ossetia have been killed there.

More than 40 tourists were evacuated from the territory of the Elbrus Park and left at the accommodation point in Tyrnyauz, the exit to the federal highway for cars and buses is still closed. Due to a new accident on the gas pipeline, residents of the Gerkhozhan microdistrict remain without gas.

One woman died and another was hospitalized in serious condition after a drone crashed in the Adler district of Sochi. Tourists in Sochi hotels evacuated to underground parking lots during the drone threat.

Parcels and letters from Yessentuki residents Nikolai Murnev and Sergei Dudchenko, accused of preparing to set fire to a military registration and enlistment office in Pyatigorsk, were subjected to arbitrary censorship in Rostov-on-Don pretrial detention centers. Activists continue to raise funds to pay for Murnev's lawyer.