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The Commissioner for Human Rights in Chechnya, Mansur Soltaev, reminded about administrative and criminal liability for comments that provoke hatred and promote terrorism, contain slander. Social media users pointed out that freedom of speech is still an inalienable right.

The leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, Gagik Tsarukyan, is suspected of tax evasion involving the Ararat brandy factory. The defense called the case absurd, as Tsarukyan has transferred all his businesses to management since 2003, when he was elected to the National Assembly.

The beaches of Anapa, after being replenished with new sand, have turned into a mixture of stones and clay; reports from officials do not correspond to reality, noted Telegram users, commenting on the message about the completion of the replenishment of the beaches with new sand.

The number of checks for gas equipment markings in cars has increased against the backdrop of the fuel crisis and the frantic demand for gas systems. Dagestani drivers considered this zeal of the traffic police an attempt to exploit the situation for their own benefit. The traffic police are doing nothing to reduce the frenzy around gas equipment and simplify the registration system, the journalist pointed out.

Worrying reports are coming in about the health of Armenians held in Azerbaijani prisons, including serious injuries that may have been sustained as a result of violence, said a human rights activist. Relatives of the captives indicated that the prisoners are deprived of adequate medical care.

Viktor Bessonov, Igor Yakovenko, Alexander Vershinin, Vyacheslav Krivoshey were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 966 fighters from the Stavropol region have been officially recognized as killed.

Six more meetings are scheduled for the nomination of candidates for the presidency of South Ossetia. The meeting of the initiative group to nominate Oleg Kozaev as a presidential candidate did not take place for the second time.

A trail of oil products about 2.5 kilometers long has been spotted near the port of Tuapse, reported ecologists Evgeny Vitishko and Georgy Kavanosyan.

The Governor of the Rostov Region, Yuri Slyusar, reported that law enforcement agencies have compiled a number of materials regarding local enterprises for price gouging on fuel. Local residents, commenting on his report in Telegram, pointed out that at some gas stations fuel is sold for 100-150 rubles per liter, and there are still long queues.

The court in Nalchik sentenced serviceman Mulid Aliyev to eight years in prison, finding him guilty of attempting to illegally traffic drugs.

Chegem residents reported that their homes have been without water for several days, despite having complained about interruptions in supply a month ago. They noted that appeals to the authorities and relevant services have not yielded results.

Last night, during a drone attack, four people were injured in Rostov-on-Don and one more in the Krasnosulinsky district.

The court in Baku extended the arrest of journalist Afghan Sadigov, accused of extortion, until October 30. Sadigov does not admit guilt and believes the prosecution is politically motivated, his lawyer said.

Residents of Nalchik collected several bags of garbage in the area adjacent to the river of the same name. Social media users criticized officials for the lack of control while commenting on a post about this and suggested fining those who litter.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Volgograd Region denied orphanage graduate Elena Mikhailova from Khasavyurt the right to be included in the housing list due to the absence of a document on the deprivation of parental rights of her mother.

The serviceman of the assault battalion Yuri Merkulov was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 956 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Ecologist Evgeny Vitishko was outraged by the authorities' plans to build a year-round training center for Russian national football teams in the Imeretinskaya lowland.

Due to bad weather, five villages in the Zolsky district were left without electricity.

Against the backdrop of the resignation of the Chairman of the Parliament of Nagorno-Karabakh, Ashot Danielyan, public figures and refugees are questioning who should protect their rights in Armenia and how effectively current politicians are doing this.

Mother of many children Elena Baranetskaya filed an appeal against the decision of the Adler District Court, which refused to recognize the police's refusal to initiate a criminal case regarding the use of violence against the children in the kindergarten as illegal.