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The Anapa administration reported 28 functioning gas stations in the city. Bloggers reported that queues at gas stations have practically disappeared, and prices for AI-95 are 71–72 rubles per liter.

Two conflicts involving Russian-speaking tourists are unlikely to affect the flow of tourists to Georgia, which has remained a popular destination for many years, and are rather isolated cases. At the same time, part of Georgian society has a negative attitude towards relocants, the influx of which has impacted the economic situation.

A case is being investigated against the deputy from "Strong Armenia" Narek Karapetyan for coercion to participate in a meeting using violence and money laundering on a particularly large scale. He has been assigned a bail of 2.7 million dollars and is prohibited from leaving the country.

The owners of the pavilions of the "Arinj Mall" shopping center in the Kotayk region, owned by the family of the arrested leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, Gagik Tsarukyan, held a protest. Several days ago, a number of pavilions were sealed, citing a nearby high-voltage line as the reason. Entrepreneurs are demanding explanations and that their work not be interfered with.

Movsar Kortoey was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 205 fighters from Ingushetia have been officially recognized as killed.

The Investigative Committee of Armenia accused the detainees of driving a soldier to suicide.

The investigation did not confirm the version that the kindergarten teachers in Makhachkala cut off the finger of a three-year-old girl after injuring her foot.

Yuri Lomakin was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 962 fighters from the Stavropol region have been officially recognized as killed.

The health condition of the imprisoned member of the Azerbaijan Popular Front Party, Elhan Aliyev, has sharply deteriorated. According to representatives of the PNFAP and his lawyer, Aliyev needs urgent examination for a possible operation.

Native of Sochi, Yevgeny Bursanidi, called his criminal prosecution a result of an FSB provocation, but did not appeal the absent verdict issued to him in Krasnodar Krai. Greece refused to extradite Bursanidi to his homeland, citing the protection of its citizen's interests.

The court in Yerevan has kept the leader of the "Mother Armenia" party, Andranik Tevanyan, under arrest, accused of treason. Tevanyan's associates stated that his condition has sharply deteriorated in the pre-trial detention center.

The banks of the Sulak River in the villages of Sultanian-Gyurt, Nechaevka, Lower Chiryuurt, and Manapkala have been eroded due to the discharge of water from the reservoir, acknowledged the administration of the Kizilyurt district. Construction materials have been delivered to the villages to protect the most vulnerable areas, but the high water level hinders the start of full-scale work.

Kazbek Tauchev from the Tersky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have acknowledged at least 444 combatants from Kabardino-Balkaria killed there.

A girl who was injured in the drone attack on the Wildberries warehouse in Krasnodar has died in the hospital. The number of fatalities from the attack on July 22 has risen to two, and three more injured individuals remain in hospitals.

The court in the Krasnodar region sentenced an employee of a local enterprise to a long prison term, finding him guilty of collaborating with Ukrainian special services.

After the Chechen Supreme Court refused to satisfy the appeal against the sentence of Zarema Musaeva in the case of the disorganization of the colony-settlement, the defense decided to seek her release through the mechanism of parole.

Comedian Onise Okriashvili, a participant in the protest actions, was beaten today near his home, and journalist Vako Sanaya from "Formula" was arrested for 14 days for statements against the speaker of the Parliament of Georgia on the 602nd day of daily protests.

At network gas stations in several regions of southern Russia, you can only buy gasoline at a low price after standing in a long queue; at private gas stations, prices are even twice as high. Residents of Dagestan, Chechnya, Kabardino-Balkaria, Stavropol, and the Rostov region reported that they consider such a price gap an attempt to profit from car owners.

In Anapa, hotels and sanatoriums are currently 73 percent full, reported the governor of the Krasnodar region. Hotels are keeping prices in Anapa at last year's level and are even holding sales, emphasized the hotelier.