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A resident of Nalchik filmed a children's playground and an overgrown yard near his apartment building. Other local residents, commenting on the video on social media, stated that they regularly pay for the maintenance of the adjacent territory, but the issue of yard improvement is relevant for the entire city.

The court in the Prokhladnensky district of Kabardino-Balkaria fined local resident Viktor Marchuk, recognizing his negative statements about the special operation in Ukraine as discrediting the army.

In the border areas of Abkhazia with Russia, fuel prices have risen. In some gas stations, prices have increased by more than 10 percent, residents of the republic reported on Telegram.

The authorities of the Krasnodar region estimated the damage caused by floods to agricultural land at more than 300 million rubles, with over 8000 hectares of territory flooded.

After the drone attack in the village of Vyazniki in Stavropol, a fire broke out in the industrial zone.

In Ganja, eight participants of the memorial ceremony were hospitalized with symptoms of poisoning.

In Dagestan, traffic has been restored on 19 sections of roads that were disrupted due to heavy rainfall. 12 settlements remain cut off from the outside world.

Due to heavy rains and landslides, the movement of any kind of transport is prohibited on the Transcaucasian highway in both directions.

The conference in Shusha, whose participants called on Russia to recognize the genocide of the Circassians, showed Baku's irritation at the pressure on the Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia and the possibility of creating problems by supporting the national aspirations of the peoples of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijani analysts noted. Azerbaijan's interest in the Circassian issue could be part of the country's desire to reduce Russian influence, but the motivation of the conference organizers takes a back seat to the importance of the topic, Circassian activists believe.

Convicted protest participant in Georgia, Russian citizen Anastasia Zinovkina faced a refusal to receive medication. After addressing the prison administration, the issuance of medications was resumed.

Alexander Grutsynov was killed in a military operation in Ukraine. Since its beginning, at least 941 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Supporters of Georgia's Eurointegration have taken to Rustaveli Avenue in Tbilisi for the 592nd consecutive day, demanding the release of political prisoners.

To release Georgy Chakhunashvili, convicted in the case of the attempted storming of the presidential palace, the prosecution deems it necessary to admit guilt; however, there are many legal mechanisms that allow an innocent person to be released from custody, said the doctor's sons at a rally outside the Prosecutor's Office of Georgia.

Authorities reported the resumption of power supply in the Rutul and Akhtyn districts of Dagestan. Telegram users noted that the work following the rains that occurred six days ago took too long.

Beka Chulukhadze, detained in connection with the preparation of diversions, which, according to the security forces, were supposed to occur simultaneously with the attempted storming of the presidential palace in Georgia, does not admit guilt and denies his involvement in the cache of weapons.

Peter Smirnov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, authorities and security forces have acknowledged at least 751 fighters from the Astrakhan region as killed.

The river in Telavi overflowed after heavy rainfall, flooding central streets, the first floors of buildings, disrupting gas and electricity supply. In the villages of Kakheti, agricultural lands and vineyards are covered with water, and farmers report crop loss.

A gas cylinder exploded today near the "Gazelle" during refueling at the "Bars" station in the Spoutnik settlement, damaging cars in the queue. Long lines for gasoline persist in the republic, and the Ministry of Housing and Utilities is considering introducing restrictions on even and odd days depending on the vehicle's license plate number.

Lawsuits against the Prime Minister of Armenia demanding to refute the statement that the opponents of the "Civil Contract" received 100% of the votes through voter bribery have been filed in court. One of the applicants is Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan.

Residents of Astrakhan, commenting on a social media post about queues at gas stations on the weekend, reported that due to the fuel problem, they have started using personal cars less often, walking more, and taking buses more frequently.