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The number of Azerbaijani citizens injured in the drone attack on a cargo ship in the Sea of ​​Azov has reached four, all of whom have been hospitalized in Yeysk. Two are in moderate condition, while the other two are in satisfactory condition.

A march under the slogan "Together Against Violence and Oppression" took place in Tbilisi on the 556th day of daily protests. Before the protest began, activist Tamuna Giorgadze and photographer Levan Zazadze were attacked; according to the activists, they were attacked by an instigator.

The Prosecutor's Office has appealed to the Central Election Commission to open a criminal case and imprison David Kazinyan, a candidate for parliament from the Strong Armenia bloc, who, according to the Anti-Corruption Committee, distributed bribes to voters in Yerevan's Abakir district.

The introduction of the VTB card as a pass at Volgograd State University has sparked outrage among students. The university claims that only the new campus cards grant access to the institution, and students have had to spend significant time in line to obtain the card. Lawyers have deemed the university's actions a violation of the law.

The volunteer headquarters "Volunteers of the SSL" sent booms from Anapa to Tuapse. Volunteers installing booms on the beach in Nebug asked for drinking water, and Telegram users also ordered groceries.

More than 100 voters in the Artashat community received bribes from a Strong Armenia candidate, and 40 were detained, the Investigative Committee announced. A total of 194 people have been detained in connection with election-related cases, the Anti-Corruption Committee reported.

A batch of Strong Armenia ballots was missing from a polling station in the village of Jrapi, Shirak Province. The Central Election Commission called the incident a misunderstanding.

Three officials assured the safety of Anapa's beaches, comparing them to the French Riviera and the sand to that of Thailand. The officials' claims are unsubstantiated, and the prolonged sanding is discouraging tourists, Telegram users commented.

The parents of the woman who died in the Elbrus cable car collapse will receive 3 million rubles in compensation in 2025. Witnesses are being questioned in the criminal case against the director and chief engineer of Pendulum Cable Car LLC.

Failure to appear for a training camp entails criminal liability, the Armenian Prosecutor's Office stated, following reports of summonses being served to voters arriving from abroad.

2,485,851 people are included on the voter lists, including 5,239 police officers who have been dispatched to polling stations. The Migration and Civil Service departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia will accept applications for inclusion on additional lists on the day of the parliamentary elections.

Security forces in Armenia have detained Artur Astoyan, a member of the political council of the "Country for Life" party. The party leader claimed the arrest was politically motivated.

Kirill Mukhtarov was killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,803 soldiers from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed.

A fire broke out at an oil depot in Ust-Labinsk after a drone attack. Sixty people were evacuated from nearby homes. Rospotrebnadzor (the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing) urged residents to keep their windows closed and stay indoors.

The Central Election Commission has authorized the criminal prosecution of six parliamentary candidates from the Strong Armenia bloc suspected of money laundering and voter bribery.

Last night, drones were shot down over Russian regions, as well as in Abkhazia and over the waters of the Azov and Black Seas, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

An Armenian court has remanded former Education Minister and Republican Party Deputy Chairman Armen Ashotyan in custody on charges of money laundering and abuse of office. The former president's supporter was arrested following the Republican Party's withdrawal from the parliamentary elections.

Last night, the military shot down drones in the Millerovsky District. According to the governor, there were no injuries.

The court dismissed Sochi resident Alexander Batalin's claim to invalidate the sale of a neighboring garden plot to a woman seeking to have a road built through Batalin's property. The judge disregarded the argument that the neighboring plot had previously been sold under a power of attorney from the deceased owner.

Workers cleared a road to a village in the Kurakhsky district, which had been without transport links since May 25 after the river's water level rose.