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Three suspected militants planning an attack on law enforcement officers in the republic have been killed in Kabardino-Balkaria.

On the night of August 4, air defense forces shot down 61 unmanned aerial vehicles of the aircraft type over Russian regions, including 10 drones in the Southern Federal District and 18 over the Black Sea.

Last night, air defense forces repelled a massive drone attack on transport and energy facilities in the Volgograd region.

There are 1,485 cars in line to cross the Crimean Bridge from the Taman side; drivers report that they have been stuck in traffic for more than four hours.

Temporary restrictions have been introduced at Volgograd airport to ensure safety.

In St. Petersburg, a 14-year-old native of Azerbaijan has been detained on suspicion of setting fire to a former police station on orders from unknown individuals.

The husband of Sochi resident Olga Eskova, who was placed in a mental hospital, sent her appeal against her arrest. In it, the woman demanded that the administrative arrest for a pro-Ukrainian comment be lifted, stating that she was not allowed access to a lawyer and that pressure was being put on her.

The authorities of the Tuapse district reported that more than 200 people participated in the liquidation of the consequences of the flooding. The authors of comments in the telegram channel of the head of the district complained that help never arrived.

Vladimir Kisheyev, Andrey Khatkin and Mikhail Chernyshev were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 585 fighters from the Astrakhan region have been officially recognized as killed.

Participants in the daily protest outside the Georgian parliament, which has been going on for 249 days in a row, demanded the release of political prisoners, in particular Mzia Amaglobeli and Nino Datashvili, and the resumption of the course towards European integration. In memory of the anniversary of the tragedy in Shovi, the protesters lit candles.

Three residents of Nizhny Tagil, after being detained by the police, apologized for filming a video against the backdrop of an oil depot in Adler that caught fire after a drone attack.

One woman died and two people were injured when a tree branch fell in the courtyard of the Juma Mosque in Derbent. The trees were last trimmed two years ago, the city mayor reported.

In the Tuapse District and Goryachy Klyuch, the water in the rivers rose, flooding residential buildings and streets, the authorities reported the evacuation of residents. Several bridges were also destroyed, and three villages were disconnected from electricity.

Marat Karyaev was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 468 fighters from North Ossetia have been officially recognized as killed.

A woman who received shrapnel wounds as a result of a drone attack in the Adler district, near a garage cooperative and an oil depot, required medical assistance and hospitalization.

Ivan Andreyev from Prokhladnensky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 280 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed in it.

The water supply to the homes of Tyrnyauz residents, which was disrupted after the mudflow, has been restored under a temporary scheme, but new water outages are possible, government officials said. There was no water supply to homes, the townspeople objected.

The court's decision to uphold the sentence of former police officer Islam Atavov in the case of the death of Makhachkala resident Kurban Dalgatov did not satisfy the victims. The trial of the other defendants in the torture case continues with the questioning of witnesses.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations has localized a fire that started at an oil depot in the Adler district after a drone attack. According to authorities, the fire has already spread to a second tank with oil products.

Activist Alexander Sherchenkov held a picket near the Russian embassy in Armenia in support of Mikhail Kulkov, convicted in Russia in the case of the terrorist community "Network"*. The action caused Yerevan police to ask questions to the picketer.