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The Sochi activist Dmitry Tropsky has had his permit to stay in the USA extended for another month. He hopes to obtain a French humanitarian visa during this time and avoid deportation to Russia, where he faces danger. He is supported in this by his like-minded Sochi compatriots abroad.

Military personnel, shooting down drones, are performing a task to defend the state. A civilian with a weapon, however, acts solely at their own risk, lawyers said, commenting on court decisions regarding a pensioner from the Volgograd region who shot at a UAV. The consequences also differ: in the case of a drone being shot down by the military, compensation is paid by the state, while in the case of shooting by an ordinary citizen, all consequences and responsibility fall on them.

Today is the 634th day of protests against the policies of the ruling party of Georgia. Those gathered at the protests in Tbilisi and Batumi demanded a return to the course of Eurointegration and the release of political prisoners.

Journalist Nikolai Levshits*, living in Georgia, has been sentenced in absentia by a court in Moscow for spreading fakes about the Russian army.

Marat Kambolov's opponents in the presidential elections of South Ossetia are merely technical; they have been nominated to create the appearance of competition, said the leader of the "Iry Farn" party, Khokh Chochiev. He called the reasons for his exclusion from the elections formal.

Officials did not specify the timeline for raising the sunken tankers near Anapa, but the report of pumping out fuel oil from them instills hope, noted Telegram users.

Lena Patyaeva was released from the police department in Grozny after a picket demanding an investigation into the murder of her friend Seda Suleymanova.

Magomed Aminamagomedov was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 2082 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Chechen security forces detained Lena Patyaeva, a friend of Seda Suleymanova, who held a solo picket in Grozny demanding an investigation into Suleymanova's murder.

Murad Valiev and Kazbek Kodoev, along with Marat Kambolov and Zurab Kokoev, have been allowed to participate in the presidential elections. The Central Election Commission of South Ossetia announced that a total of 40,000 ballots will be printed.

The authorities of Sunzha reported on the preparation of repair work in the city park. Local residents, commenting on this report on social media, noted that officials have repeatedly promised to improve the park, but it has been in a neglected state for a long time.

Activists held pickets near the embassies of Germany and Russia in Yerevan in support of people they consider political prisoners.

In Gelendzhik, drivers have to wait in line at gas stations for six to eight hours, while in Sochi, the price of certain brands of gasoline reaches 200 rubles per liter, local motorists reported.

The lawyer for the family of Kurban Dalgatov is prohibited from submitting motions until the indictment is fully announced, which has already taken three sessions since the resumption of the trial in Makhachkala, complained the mother of the deceased.

At gas stations in Abkhazia, prices for AI-92 gasoline reach 98 rubles per liter and 120 rubles per liter for AI-100, local motorists noted while commenting on social media about the supply of fuel by "Rosneft."

Residents of Kabardino-Balkaria reported difficulties in receiving family benefits due to exceeding the established income level, peculiarities in accounting for the earnings of self-employed individuals, and other eligibility criteria, noting that they have submitted appeals multiple times.

The Prime Minister of Dagestan, Magomed Ramazanov, urged officials not to limit themselves to formal responses to citizens' appeals, but to actually solve their problems. Social media users, commenting on his words, complained that they regularly receive boilerplate responses from Dagestani officials. They also noted that they did not receive answers to their appeals to Ramazanov himself.

Last night, air defense forces neutralized about 30 drones in three areas of the Rostov region.

A resident of Tuapse complained on Telegram about leaks, dampness, and mold in kindergarten No. 24 "Rainbow," the repair of which, according to her, has been postponed for several years. Other Tuapsians, commenting on her post, pointed out that mold is dangerous for health and urged officials to pay attention to the condition of the preschool institution.

Contract soldier Vladimir Rubchenko was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 976 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.