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Sochi resident Olga Eskova was discharged from a psychiatric hospital and her stay there was counted towards her administrative arrest for a pro-Ukrainian comment. Olga's husband, who filed complaints with many agencies, said that he was informed about a criminal case against his wife.

A slander case is being investigated against political scientist and former Volgograd City Duma deputy Mikhail Serenko, against whom cases were previously brought for public justification of Nazism, extortion and distribution of pornography.

Explosions are heard in Stavropol due to the demining of unexploded parts of fallen drones; authorities have closed off a number of streets.

The Moscow City Court, following a lawsuit filed by the prosecutor's office, has recognized the dictionary "Islam in the North Caucasus" as extremist material. The reason for this was an expert examination, which concluded that the dictionary disseminates information about terrorists. According to sources, this refers to Shamil Basayev, Movladi Udugov and Khattab.

Due to mobile internet shutdowns, it is impossible to call a taxi or pay by card, complained residents of Makhachkala and Kaspiysk. The republic's authorities called this a temporary measure in connection with the possible threat of a UAV flying over the territory of Dagestan.

Several residential buildings were damaged in Rostov Oblast, windows were broken in a residential complex and a social institution in Stavropol, and several cars were damaged. The heads of Kabardino-Balkaria and North Ossetia reported that the threat of UAV attacks had been eliminated.

The Yerevan Court of Appeal has ruled that Samvel Karapetyan's detention was illegal.

In Stavropol Krai, a foreign citizen has been taken into custody for insulting a local resident on the basis of his nationality and beating him last year.

19 families of former internally displaced persons returned to the village of Khanyurdu and received keys to their apartments.

Power engineers have completely restored electricity supply to cities and regions of Dagestan that were left without power due to bad weather.

Georgian political prisoner Insaf Aliyev, accused of violence during protests, has gone on hunger strike demanding medical care and better prison conditions.

Some of the refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh who received Russian food aid in the regions of Armenia called it significant support, but some refused it on principle.

The Kazakh authorities have not yet responded to the lawyers' call to consider Mansur Movlayev's application for refugee status, but the defense has asked for an extension of his asylum seeker certificate.

Ramin Gashimov from the Khivsky district was killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially acknowledged that at least 1,495 servicemen from Dagestan have been killed there.

Films about the August war are being shown at protests in Tbilisi and Batumi. Activists have blocked traffic on Rustaveli Avenue near the parliament building.

The military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Novoshakhtinsk resident Kirill Solonin to 14 years in prison for involvement in a terrorist organization and cooperation with foreigners.

Electricity supply to houses on a number of streets in Kaspiysk has not been restored, and the water is weak and dirty, local residents reported.

The foreign ministries of Armenia and Azerbaijan have published the text of the peace agreement initialed in Washington. It states that they will renounce the use of force and territorial claims against each other.

Albert Magomedov from Iki-Burulsky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially named at least 169 fighters killed there.

The acquittal in the case of the murder of athlete Aslan Kambiev should be overturned if the appellate court did not take into account all the evidence and witness testimony. Kambiev's widow has not yet received the court decisions to appeal.