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The Kaitag District Court fined a resident of the village of Madzhalis for a sticker with the symbols of the banned Instagram*, which she posted six years ago to advertise a store.

Marat Kambolov is capable of ensuring the consolidation of society and sustainable socio-economic development, said the "Nykhas" party, calling for support for him in the presidential elections in South Ossetia.

The Lenin District Court of Makhachkala sentenced a local resident to a fine of 350,000 rubles, finding her guilty of financing extremist activities due to a donation of 386 rubles to the Anti-Corruption Foundation*.

The Turkish side delayed the customs clearance of a batch of flowers, resulting in their disappearance. Suppliers believe that the Armenian authorities' policy on export development is not yielding results.

The fine imposed on a Rostov farmer for a fire caused by a fallen UAV outraged his colleagues. Farmers in southern Russia are already facing problems with grain sales and high production costs, and shifting the blame for the consequences of military actions onto them is absurd, noted farmers and agricultural producers.

The PACE rapporteur on political prisoners, Azadeh Rojan, and the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O'Flaherty, pointed out the political motivation behind the sentence against the head of the Election Monitoring and Democracy Training Center, Anar Mamedli. They called on the Azerbaijani authorities to immediately release the human rights defender and review the sentence handed down to him.

The absence of an elevator in the three-story building of the Makhachkala clinic, where a patient had to be carried down the stairs, contradicted the law.

As a result of the airstrike, 10 private houses were damaged in the Millerovsky district. In total, more than 90 drones and missiles were destroyed overnight in the Rostov region.

The Baku court received the case of the two sons of the convicted leader of the "Muslim Unity" movement, Taleh Bagirzade. The defense was deprived of the opportunity to prepare for the hearing, as they did not receive the indictment.

As a result of the rocket attack, apartment buildings in Volgograd were damaged, and two injured individuals were hospitalized. A temporary accommodation point has been opened for the residents of the damaged houses.

Preparation for the elections to the Grozny City Duma is not accompanied by candidate campaigning, residents reported. According to analysts, no real competition is expected in these elections.

Ilyas Tsechoev from the Malgobek district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 212 fighters from Ingushetia have been officially recognized as killed.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia has initiated an administrative case against journalist Tornike Razmadze for an obscene statement on social media. The law enforcement agency claims to be defending the honor of Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, but the activist insists that the reason was a comment directed at Kremlin propagandists Margarita Simonyan and Vladimir Solovyov.

Damage has been recorded in 576 apartments and 76 private houses after a drone attack on Novorossiysk on the night of September 9. 1232 people have applied for compensation.

Today, 154 members of Azerbaijani families returned to the village of Shukyurbeyli, who left the Jebrail district during the Karabakh conflict.

Police Colonel Viktor Margiev stated that his brother Alan was forced to withdraw his testimony against the accused Khocha Gabarayev a year after his abduction. The court session, to which Margiev timed his publication, did not take place.

Batyrkhan Berkiyhanov from the Gumbetovsky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have acknowledged at least 2111 military personnel from Dagestan killed there.

The candidate for the State Duma from the South single-member district No. 54, Vladimir Atamanchuk, was detained in Sochi. According to Atamanchuk, a protocol was drawn up against him for discrediting the Russian army due to the wording of his election leaflet.

The military court in Rostov-on-Don will hear the case of a resident of Anapa accused of recruiting people for a terrorist organization with plans to seize power.

The Primorsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don ordered entrepreneur Maria Tambieva to demolish an unauthorized construction on the site at the intersection of Zelenaya Street and Sholokhov Avenue, where a spruce grove was cut down.