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Experts checked dietary supplement sellers, monitoring the storage conditions of their products and the presence of mandatory labeling, authorities reported. Residents of Chechnya, commenting on this report on social media, pointed out more significant problems: rising prices for food and utilities, paid medical assistance, which, according to them, is not always provided properly, and the uncontrolled sale of snus to minors.

The apartment building on Sakko and Vanzetti Street in Novorossiysk, which was damaged during a drone attack in August, will be repaired in early December, local authorities announced.

Timur Kirtadze was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 1069 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

Energy workers and law enforcement found another illegal mining farm with 12 devices for cryptocurrency mining in the village of Unzukul.

The court left the accused of extortion, Volgograd journalist Vitaly Koshelev, under house arrest until April 30 of next year. His colleague Alexey Serov had the prohibition of certain actions extended for the same period.

Weddings in Karachay-Cherkessia are often so burdensome that families have to take out loans; however, some refuse lavish celebrations, local residents noted, commenting on the statement of the elders of the Uruppsky district and the call of the mufti of the republic to reduce wedding expenses.

The attitude towards women as property, impunity for violence, and the lack of protection from it create conditions for the murders of women in Dagestan, indicated the human rights defenders and experts interviewed by "Caucasian Knot."

There are no longer queues at gas stations in Astrakhan, and the overall tension due to fuel shortages has decreased, but gasoline prices have not returned to pre-crisis levels, drivers surveyed by "Caucasian Knot" stated.

Two Russian servicemen from a base located in the Armenian city of Gyumri have been arrested in a case involving the beating of a citizen of Ukraine.

Citizens of Georgia gathered in the center of Tbilisi for the 712th evening in a row, demanding to return the country to a pro-European political course. The Secretary of the Security Council of Russia, Sergey Shoigu, in turn, praised the "Georgian Dream" for its cooperation with Moscow.

Roman Sharayev from the Ketchenerovsky district was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, authorities and security forces have acknowledged at least 272 fighters from Kalmykia as killed.

The words of Russian anthropologist Stanislav Drobyshevsky about the construction of infrastructure in the former Soviet republics distort reality and demonstrate imperial chauvinism, commentators noted on Facebook**. Drobyshevsky is wrong when he speaks contemptuously about freedom, noted a human rights activist.

The Supreme Qualification Collegium of Judges of Russia has received consent to initiate a criminal case against the former judge of the Lazarevsky District Court of Sochi, Sergey Bogdanovich. He is suspected of receiving a bribe on a particularly large scale.

The court in Novorossiysk fined the landfill master of LLC "Terra-N" Vladimir Demin for violating regulations that led to environmental pollution. This landfill received some contaminated sand after the oil spill in the Kerch Strait.

Natalia Yeletskaya's book "Salikhat," which tells about the situation of women in Dagestan, has been removed from the publisher's website and major book services. The author of the novel was accused of creating a "negative image" of the republic.

Long interruptions in water supply in January in Kaspiysk were related to the fact that the dispatcher of the water utility did not pass the information to the emergency team, investigators stated.

The court sentenced a resident of Adygea to two years and three months in a strict regime colony, who, while already serving a sentence in a correctional facility, participated in an organization banned in Russia.

The court sentenced Yegor Retinsky to 18 years in a penal colony, finding him guilty of arson of a railway relay cabinet and a cellular communication tower in the Rostov region.

According to the case materials, Natalia Ryabokon, serving as the deputy head of the administration, instructed subordinate heads of 87 municipal educational institutions to conclude contracts for security exclusively with one organization. The criminal case has been sent to court.

Users on Facebook* called for punishment of Moscow police officers who used force against Dagestani native Fatima Alieva and tore off her hijab during her detention. Other participants in the discussion suggested that the police were drawn to her specifically because of her Muslim headscarf.