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Today, men from Derbent have been called through loudspeakers to urgently appear at military registration and enlistment offices. Dagestani leader Sergey Melikov called the actions of the Derbent authorities the “utter” stupidity and promised to punish those responsible.

In her appeal to Vladimir Putin, Aina Gamzatova, an adviser and a spouse of the Mufti of Dagestan, noted that young people unprepared for military operations were being mobilized in the republic. Aina Gamzatova asked the President of Russia to give the region six months to train recruits.

Law enforcers have dispersed anti-mobilization protesters in Makhachkala with excessive cruelty and by unreasonably using force against a woman, the mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters Magomed Ismailov, Mukhammad Mokaev and Amirkhan Oev have pointed out.

The case against Valery Anufriev, a resident of the Tsimliansky District, accused of discrediting the Russian Army, has arrived at the court.

Authorities of Dagestan have chosen a forceful method of suppressing actions against mobilization and bringing their participants to justice, including the criminal liability.

About 30 criminal cases on the use of violence against power officials are being investigated in Makhachkala in connection with protests against mobilization; two people have been arrested, human rights defenders report.

During two days of protests against mobilization in Makhachkala, dozens of people were detained and arrested, an official of the United Nations (UN) High Commissioner has pointed out and called for the release of those arrested.

The Kremlin will not reduce the staff of the law enforcement bodies to send them to Ukraine, and the proposal of Ramzan Kadyrov, as well as his refusal to mobilize new fighters in Chechnya, was announced to calm residents of the republic, Dmitry Oreshkin and Alexei Malashenko point out.

Maxim Rachkov, a resident of Rostov-on-Don, was unreasonably arrested in a case on dissemination of fakes about the Russian Armed Forces, human rights defenders announced.

A court in Makhachkala has arrested Yulia Vishnevetskaya, a correspondent for the Radio Liberty*, who was covering an anti-mobilization action against, for five days.

Residents of Dagestan should not try to avoid mobilization by taking part in protest actions, but take part in the special operation, Djamal Aliev, the republic's Ombudsperson, has stated.

Law enforcers have used excessive harshness while detaining protesters in Makhachkala, where on September 26 opponents of the mobilization gathered.

A court in Makhachkala has sentenced four participants of the anti-mobilization action to five days of arrest each.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of New Zealand announced imposing sanctions against Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov in connection with the special military operation in Ukraine.

Ratmir Sovzikhanov, a paramedic from Makhachkala, was taken to a hospital after he was beaten by law enforcers, who believed that he was filming on his mobile phone a protest action against mobilization. Ratmir Sovzikhanov was accompanying a patient in an ambulance.

The second part of the personnel of the "Yug-Akhmat" battalion and volunteers have departed to the special operation zone in the Donbass; the day before the first group of the "Yug-Akhmat" went there, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has informed.

Military commissariats summons are often served to those who have no combat experience and have not undergone any army service, while only professional militaries should be sent to the combat zone.

Mothers and wives of the residents of Dagestan, who have received mobilization summons, came out to protest against the mobilization on their own free will, users of social networks have asserted in response to the statement of the republic's head about enemies from abroad.

Rights defenders inform that about 100 people have been brought to Makhachkala police station after a protest action against mobilization.

The women who came to a protest action against the mobilization in Nalchik asked the officials who came out to the protesters whether they had sent their children to the special military operation.