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The price of gasoline at gas stations in Makhachkala remains at around 130 rubles per liter and is not decreasing, although in other regions fuel is significantly cheaper, drivers noted.

Police detained a 19-year-old resident of Krasnodar for filming the aftermath of a drone attack. The girl was forced to admit her guilt on camera.

A blogger from Ingushetia, Adam Aushev*, known as Abu Caucas, has been included in the Russian register of foreign agents.

Askhabali Magomedov and Shamil Aliyev were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 2045 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Two educators from Sochi kindergarten No. 35 for children with disabilities have been arrested for abusing their students. In the published footage, a caregiver repeatedly hits a child during mealtime. One of the caregivers stated that it is the children who show aggression towards their peers.

Residents of North Ossetia can refuel up to 40 liters of gasoline, while residents of other regions can refuel up to 20 liters, said the authorities of North Ossetia, assuring that the initiative is aimed at reducing the excitement and queues. More than a quarter of gas stations in the republic have no fuel of any kind.

Zarina Tomaeva, accused of creating a financial pyramid, is not being released under house arrest without a confession of guilt, and she is also not allowed to see doctors despite her disability. Her relatives believe the case is fabricated. The victims also hope for Tomaeva's release, believing that she will be able to return their funds.

The beaches of Anapa have completely finished the replenishment of an additional layer of sand, with 12 kilometers of the coast covered. 97 beaches have already received the necessary permits to operate, while another 7 beaches are undergoing inspection, the authorities reported. The quality of the sand is incomparable to what it was before; the beaches have turned into a scatter of clay pieces, commentators pointed out.

The prosecution requested 14 years of imprisonment for the head of the Election Monitoring and Democracy Training Center Anar Mamedli and 13 years for freelance journalist Anar Abdullayev in a case of illegal entrepreneurship, money laundering, and tax evasion. The defense insists that the criminal prosecution is unfounded and the charges are not supported by evidence.

The leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, Gagik Tsarukyan, was taken for questioning to the Investigative Committee, and his supporters came to support him. They greeted Tsarukyan with applause and, calling the arrest political persecution, demanded his release.

Sergey Bembeev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 752 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

At Gazpromneft gas stations in the Volgograd region, limits on the sale of AI-92 have been lifted. The limit for AI-95 gasoline is 30 liters in the city and 50 liters on the highway. At Lukoil stations, 40 liters are still sold in the city and on the highway.

The Rosselkhoznadzor found violations at dairy plants in Armenia and from July 27 instructed to "ensure control over the prevention of dairy product imports."

The landslide destroyed the road "Botlikh - Karata" and damaged the power line. Access to the settlements is organized via detour routes, and some residents of the Akhvakh district remain without electricity.

Eight apartment buildings and 13 private houses were damaged during the drone attack on July 22 in Krasnodar. Restoration work has begun.

The authorities of Azerbaijan reacted sharply to the decision of the Israeli government to recognize the genocide of Armenians, after which the vote on the bill in the Knesset was postponed. Analysts called Baku's reaction predictable, but expressed different opinions regarding whether Jerusalem anticipated such a reaction.

The arrest of Anapa resident Maxim Ovchinnikov, accused of treason, has been extended until October 8. After a meeting with his son in the Krasnodar pre-trial detention center, Margarita Ovchinnikova managed to arrange a meeting with the deputy head of the facility.

In Abkhazia, the supply of electricity has been restored after a large-scale blackout, according to authorities. In Georgia, power supply has been partially restored in several regions, and the causes of the accident are being investigated.

The court found the former head of the administration of Zernograd, Irina Polishchuk, guilty of exceeding her official powers and sentenced her to four years in a penal colony.

A man spent two days transmitting data about the level of mobile phone signals in Anapa to Ukrainian special services, claims the prosecutor's office.