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The passage of cars on two roads in the Tsumadinsky district is closed after mudflows, and in the Tlyaratinsky district, traffic on the highway is blocked after a rock fall.

Vladimir Skachidub, a third-group disabled person who was convicted for meeting with other Jehovah's Witnesses*, served his sentence in a penal colony and returned to Krasnodar Krai.

The drone attack damaged seven houses and several cars, the Sochi mayor's office said after inspecting the area. Relatives of the deceased Lipetsk native were announced to receive a payment of 500 thousand rubles.

Yerevan residents at a protest called on city officials to prevent the construction of an 18-story building on the site of a children's playground.

Edgar Grigoryan from Dubovsky district was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,326 fighters from Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed in it.

Last night, two drones launched from Ukraine were shot down in Kuban. Another 15 drones were neutralized over the Black Sea.

A court in Tbilisi sentenced Rusudan and Nutsa Maghradze to fines, finding them guilty of disobeying security forces and hooliganism at the site of a protest on September 2.

A driver of a car in the Adler district died as a result of a drone attack, and six private houses were also damaged. The authorities promised assistance to the family of the deceased and the victims.

The Southern District Military Court sentenced Crimean native Yevgeny Shogin, who joined a Ukrainian armed group in 2014, to 16 years in prison.

A court in Volgograd fined a local resident who wrote offensive comments about police officers on social media.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Rostov Region has demanded that the assets of the former Deputy Minister of Fuel and Energy of Russia Stanislav Svetlitsky and the former Mayor of Rostov-on-Don Mikhail Chernyshev be seized, and that the shares of Rostovvodokanal be returned to the state.

37 families of former refugees returned to the village of Khanyurdu in the Khojaly region and the village of Vengli in the Agdere region.

Acting Governor of the Rostov Region Yuri Slyusar reported that a missile attack on the region had been repelled.

Budget funds allocated for the creation of a tourist center in the Elbrus region of Kabardino-Balkaria were stolen.

A military court in Baku examined documents about the events of the first years of the Karabakh conflict during the trial of the former leaders of the unrecognized republic. Victim Zenfira Abbasova said that Azerbaijanis were threatened and that her house was destroyed in the fall of 1988.

The military court sentenced Rostov resident Alexander Skorobogatko to a fine, finding him guilty of justifying terrorism.

Employees of the Ingush FSB department opened a case against a resident of the village of Nesterovskoye, considering his comments on Telegram to be a justification of terrorism.

During a protest at the Georgian Dream election headquarters in Tbilisi, journalists and activists were beaten, and police reported that they had launched an investigation. Protesters blocked Rustaveli Avenue near the parliament for the 285th day in a row.

Drivers and passengers of almost 900 heavy-duty trucks are awaiting permits to leave Russia for Georgia via the Verkhniy Lars checkpoint in North Ossetia.

The court refused to transfer blogger Areg Shchepikhin, who was detained after being kidnapped by Chechen security forces at a Moscow train station, to house arrest. Shchepikhin accused investigators of pressuring him, refusing to admit guilt in insulting the feelings of believers.