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Instead of reporting on a set of measures to stabilize fuel prices, authorities need to demonstrate concrete results to resolve the gasoline shortage in Dagestan, residents of the republic stated on social media.

Unknown individuals are leaving graffiti on the Sukhumi embankment, according to Abkhaz blogger Vladimir Kvacakhia. Residents, commenting on his social media post, called on the authorities to install video cameras and impose harsh penalties for vandalism.

Sergei Zaustov was killed in a military operation. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 413 soldiers from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin responded to complaints from orphans from Pallasovka, who complained about being provided with housing that was unfit for human habitation.

Near Mount Bazarduzu, a climber fell from a cliff and suffered serious injuries. Rescuers brought him down and handed him over to doctors.

The investigation has once again ordered the termination of the criminal case regarding the beating of a cadet from the Shakhty Cossack Cadet Corps. The defense intends to appeal the decision.

770 tons of wheat were shipped from Russia to Armenia via Azerbaijan.

Firefighters extinguished a fire at an oil depot in Poltavskaya, which was caused by the fall of a drone on June 25.

Representatives of the Green Mark Environmental Center and residents of the Anapa village of Sukko are seeking access to the Sukko beach area, which has been occupied by the All-Russian Children's Center "Smena." In their complaint to the prosecutor, the activists noted that they faced pressure and threats during the judicial inspection of the beach.

In the Krasnodar region, only a handful of gas stations are operating, and some have imposed restrictions on sales "at the discretion of the owners," according to city and regional authorities, including Novorossiysk, Sochi, and Gelendzhik.

Rescuers have discovered the body of a second worker at a Volgograd enterprise that was subjected to a missile attack early in the morning of June 27.

This afternoon, a group of activists gathered outside Gldani Prison, demanding the release of Nana Sander, convicted in the case of the attempted storming of the presidential residence. This evening, for the 578th consecutive day, demonstrators on Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi demanded a return to Georgia's pro-European course.

Chechen authorities have not responded to an appeal to Aliya Yangulbaeva, the daughter of the Chechen leader, for help in freeing her mother, Zarema Musayeva. Musayeva and her family are pinning their hopes on a prisoner exchange with the West, but she decided to try appealing to Ramzan Kadyrov's eldest daughter. Zarema Musayeva's parcels raised 212,000 rubles.

Problems with train service and gasoline in Crimea have led to an increase in tourist traffic to Anapa, tour operators emphasized. Gasoline has also become difficult to buy in Anapa, according to a local blogger. Gasoline problems in Anapa could also discourage people from visiting the resort, commentators said.

At a Constitutional Court hearing, the head of Armenia's Central Election Commission answered questions from representatives of the political forces that appealed the election results, discussing violations and their interpretation. The Central Election Commission proposed that the court reject all applications requesting a review of the election results or a new vote.

The Russian government allocated 385 million rubles from its reserve fund to compensate Dagestan and Chechnya for the costs of assisting victims of the spring floods.

At least three people were detained after recordings they made of the missile attack on Volgograd were leaked online. In a conversation with security forces published by local media, the detainees apologized.

Derbesh Voloshin was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 956 fighters from Stavropol have been officially recognized as killed.

Putin awarded a certificate of honor "for services in strengthening the rule of law and protecting the rights and interests of citizens" to Chechen Human Rights Commissioner Mansur Soltayev, who has repeatedly denied human rights violations in the republic and justified the actions of Chechen security forces.

Nine more people have been hospitalized in Astrakhan after being poisoned by food from a local grocery store.