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The march demanding Georgia's Euro-integration and the release of political prisoners took place in Tbilisi, despite heavy rain. Participants of the march expressed support for Ukraine.

Flowers from Armenia are now sold in the UAE, having been exported to 25 countries in June alone, reported the Ministry of Economy.

After the July rains, three villages remain without transport communication: in the Charodinsky district, Tsemir, where residents carried a sick person on their hands along the mountain road; in the Dakhadayevsky district — Dirbakmakhi; in the Agulsky district — Burshag.

The condition of 53 hospitalized patients after poisoning is assessed as moderate severity, reported the Ministry of Health of the Stavropol Territory.

Anapa, where 89 beaches are open after the oil spill, shows the most significant increase in tourists in the Krasnodar region, while the fuel crisis limits the opportunities for car owners to relax at the resorts of Kuban.

Rosgvardeyets Bekhan Abdurashidov, referring to a concussion after participating in the special military operation, asked the court to announce his previously given testimony regarding the detention of the Dagestani pharmacist Alexey Kardashov. However, in response to clarifying questions, he confirmed the testimony of Said-Magomed Omarov, which he had given before being accused of the murder of Kardashov.

Mikhail Khudenko was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 199 fighters from Karachay-Cherkessia have been officially recognized as killed.

The lawyers of the president of Multi Group, leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party Gagik Tsarukyan, appealed to the appellate court against the decision regarding his arrest.

More than 70,500 flood victims in Dagestan received payments, with 2.6 billion rubles allocated for this, reported the government of the republic.

Roman Murdiev recorded a video message to the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, thanking him for his support and assistance.

80 people with symptoms of poisoning sought medical help while resting at a base in the Novoselitsky district.

The court fined a resident of the Chegem district of Kabardino-Balkaria, Felix Tukov, acknowledging that the slogan he pronounced in a video on the internet in support of Ukraine discredited the Russian military.

The authorities of North Ossetia reported that the republic has enough fuel reserves to fully meet the demand for it. Local residents, commenting on this report from the authorities on social media, demanded that instead of demonstrating numbers, they ensure the availability of gasoline at gas stations. They also complained about the rising cost of fuel.

A mass poisoning occurred at a recreation center in the Novoselitsky district, with 40 victims reported. Employees of the Investigative Committee and the prosecutor's office reported on inspections.

For Mansur Movlaev, a native of Chechnya, it is safer to stay in Kazakhstan for another six months than to be extradited to Russia, where he may face retribution, noted some social media users while commenting on the extension of his detention. Other commentators pointed out that if the arrest had not been extended, Movlaev could have left for Europe.

The participants of the protest in Vienna stated that Ilyas Kagermanov, a native of Chechnya, as well as other residents of the republic, face torture and criminal prosecution if deported from Austria to Russia.

Residents of the village of Gunayka Fourth recorded a video message to the governor of Kuban, complaining that there is no electricity in their homes for 18 hours a day, which leaves them without water supply, as the pumps operate on electricity. They demanded that the authorities provide the village with electricity.

In Ukraine, Private Anton Shubin has been killed. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 434 fighters from Kabardino-Balkaria have been officially recognized as killed.

The Communications Commission of Georgia fined the opposition TV channel Formula five thousand lari for wording that officials deemed evaluative judgments and a violation of the principle of impartiality.

The eviction of the Ubykhs from their native lands following the Caucasian War was practically inevitable, historians believe. According to them, the descendants living in Turkey remember their origins, but their identity has been erased.