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The number of volunteers working on the Belaya Gora beach has been reduced to six people. Over the past week, no new emissions of fuel oil were recorded in Anapa, as well as during the previous week, the Kuban Operational Headquarters stated.

Oppositionists held a march in Tbilisi demanding the release of journalist Mzia Amaglobeli and activist Nino Datashvili before the traditional rally on Rustaveli Avenue near the parliament.

Konstantin Mitin, Vladimir Kayshanov, Denis Pichuzhkin, Ubush Sandzhigoryaev and Turab Gadzhikurbanov were killed in combat. Since the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the authorities have officially acknowledged that at least 167 servicemen from Kalmykia have been killed there.

A court in Goryachy Klyuch fined Krasnodar Region resident Margarita Reutt under the article on discrediting the army due to a malicious comment during the drone attack on the Likhaya station in the Rostov Region.

At a regular meeting with his subordinates, the head of Chechnya ordered “to step up efforts” to identify people “spreading slander and disinformation” on social networks and messengers.

The Court of Appeal upheld the sentence of Krasnodar Krai resident Eduard Gladkikh, who was sentenced to 16 years for arson on the railway and an attempt to blow up a gas station in Krasnodar.

A Baku court has changed the measure of restraint for activist and freelance journalist Anar Abdullah, placing him under arrest in a smuggling case. Abdullah himself called the court's decision a political order.

Russian authorities have issued a request for the extradition of Roman Shklover to Russia. He does not wish to receive asylum in Armenia, but he cannot leave it until a decision is received on the extradition request. Human rights activists believe that the chances of proving the political nature of the persecution are high.

A criminal investigation has been launched against a native of the Kizilyurt district. According to investigators, while outside the country, he posted an audio recording justifying terrorism in one of the messengers.

Abzas Media Director Ulvi Hasanli ended his hunger strike at the Umbaki Penitentiary Complex on the 17th day in protest against the violation of his rights. He resumed eating at the request of his family and in connection with the scheduled hearing of the appeal court on the case.

At the session of the Shali City Court, Zarema Musayeva, speaking with her final statement, refused to admit guilt in disorganizing the work of the colony. She also asked not to send her to the penal colony-settlement, where she served her first term, as she fears for her life.

The prosecutor's office has approved the indictment against the head of the Shirak diocese, Mikael Ajapayan, in the case of calls to seize power. The case has been sent to court.

Ramazan Aripshev 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.

Three Chechen charitable foundations - "Khayra", "Daimohk" and "Ayub" - will collect funds to provide assistance to the residents of Palestine. The 17-year-old son of the head of Chechnya, Adam Kadyrov, has become the curator of the assistance.

People who live in the part of the village of Lermontovo beyond the Shapsukho River have faced difficulties since the collapse of the bridge - it is almost impossible to get to the center of the village, buy food or medicine.

A substation in the Millerovsky district and a canopy of a private house in the Tatsinsky district caught fire after the military destroyed drones. The fire was extinguished, no one was hurt. The Ministry of Defense reported seven UAVs shot down over the Rostov region.

A court in Yerevan acquitted Gor Melik-Sahakyan, a member of the Tavush for the Motherland movement, who was arrested last June after riots near the building of the National Assembly of Armenia.

During the fighting, Mikhail Shedania, a native of Georgia who fought on the side of Ukraine, was killed.

The court sentenced Jehovah's Witness* from the village of Vyselki, Vasilina Penskaya, to two years of probation.

The commission to investigate Russian sanctions, created under the parliament of Abkhazia, will rather deal with the activities of former President Aslan Bzhania, but one can hardly expect serious results. Its creation is a PR move by the opposition, an attempt to remind people of itself in the run-up to local elections.