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The former head of the Azerbaijani presidential administration, Ramiz Mehdiyev, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison. At the same time, the court ruled that Mehdiyev's punishment will be conditional.

Protesters outside the Parliament of Georgia on the 669th day of continuous actions advocated for democratic freedoms.

The administration of Derbent is obliged to provide an apartment out of turn to a graduate of the orphanage who has been on the housing needs register for ten years, the court ruled.

At the court session in Chechnya, the prosecutor requested to sentence former drug police officers Kalogi Aziev and Alikhan Yusupov to a suspended sentence for the illegal detention of pharmacist Alexei Kardashov from Khasavyurt. Kardashov's mother intends to appeal the verdict if the punishment is suspended.

The court in Tbilisi fined activist and journalist Tornike Razmadze for petty hooliganism and obscene remarks on social media. The journalist himself claims that he was convicted for a comment made in response to a statement by Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan.

The military court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Muradjon Ertaev to 29 years, finding him guilty of preparing to set fire to one of the Rostov pre-trial detention centers.

Ruslan Suleymanov and Manshallakh Novruzbekov from the Derbent district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 2181 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

In Dagestan, a criminal case is being investigated regarding the violation of the rights of minors from the village of Gyukhryag in the Tabasaransky district to receive education in proper conditions.

The court in the Stavropol Territory sentenced a resident of the Vodny settlement to real imprisonment, finding him guilty of publicly displaying the symbols of an extremist organization.

The court in Baku has sentenced activist of the Azerbaijan Popular Front Party, Laiq Rashidov, to 10 days for administrative charges of spreading prohibited information via the internet.

Ruslan Voitsitsky was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 1045 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

The idea that activists and community patrols monitor compliance with restrictions on the nighttime operation of cafes and restaurants seems questionable, as they may lack sufficient legal competence and there may be individuals among the controllers connected to the owners of these establishments, users of social networks pointed out while commenting on the initiative of the head of the republic, Sergey Menyaylo.

Residents of the village of Alakhadzy in the Gagra district blocked the road to the landfill, where there are still unextinguished hotspots of fire. They demanded the closure of the dump due to constant acrid smoke and the threat of a major fire.

Chechens who moved to Europe were forced to leave their homeland due to a lack of jobs and prospects for a decent life, users of social networks pointed out while commenting on Ramzan Kadyrov's statement that emigrants criticizing the authorities of the republic on social media are pseudo-patriots. According to commentators, emigrants criticize the authorities not out of a desire to betray their people, but due to dissatisfaction with living conditions in Chechnya and the lack of opportunities for development.

Young people from Chechnya in North Ossetia must adhere to local traditions and norms of behavior, said the chairman of the Chechen parliament, Akhmed Dudayev, at a meeting with Chechen students in Vladikavkaz. He emphasized that leaving his republic does not exempt young people from responsibility for their actions.

Relatives of those who died in the terrorist attack in Dubrovka spoke about their loss and ongoing attempts to clarify the circumstances of their loved ones' deaths. On the 24th anniversary of the tragedy, victims and relatives of the victims gathered at the theater center in Moscow, where they laid flowers, lit lamps, and honored the memory of the deceased.

The fare for minibuses in Vladikavkaz will increase to 40 rubles instead of the 50 rubles proposed by carriers, decided the transport committee of North Ossetia. Residents of the city, commenting on this decision on social media, expressed dissatisfaction with the fare increase, pointed out the poor condition of the minibuses, the inconvenient schedule of their operation, and the rise in expenses against the backdrop of low salaries.

Maxim Kerimov was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 2179 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

The cancellation of fuel sales restrictions in North Ossetia did not solve the problem of high fuel prices, and prices for automotive gas also remain high, local drivers pointed out, urging the authorities to lower fuel costs and pay attention to the ongoing disruptions in the supply of high-octane gasoline.

Repair work on Shevtsova Street in Nalchik has dragged on for a month, and after laying new pipes, the street was flooded with water, a local resident complained on social media. Other residents, commenting on his complaint, pointed to interruptions in water supply, prolonged road repairs on other streets in the city, and criticized the work of the responsible services.