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The Prosecutor's Office of Dagestan reported that after the video appeal from the employees of the Energy College in Kaspiysk, they were paid a wage debt of more than 15 million rubles.

In the Derbent district, awards were handed over to the relatives of eight killed in combat actions in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 2136 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed in it.

The appellate court in Tbilisi did not satisfy the appeals against the sentence of Russian citizens Artem Gribuly and Anastasia Zinovkina, who were convicted on drug trafficking charges. Zinovkina told the court that she was persecuted for assisting participants in street protests.

The court sentenced 16 years of imprisonment to a resident of Cherkessk, Ikhtiyar Bekturdiev, recognizing him as a participant in a terrorist organization.

Nalcian Eldar Aloev, who publicly apologized through a newspaper and admitted guilt in a terrorism case, might have done this under pressure, and the text of his apology looks as if it was written by other people, said social media users.

The arrest and criminal prosecution of the Islamic blogger from Ust-Labinsk, Mansur Gneev, have worsened his family's financial situation. The blogger cannot work due to blocked accounts, the income has fallen on his wife, and expenses for legal defense and transfers were covered by acquaintances, said Gneev's lawyer and wife.

The passenger who insulted a Chechen girl in the Moscow metro should have apologized, but the demand to kneel does not correspond to traditional Chechen reconciliation practices, noted Caucasus experts. Coercion to such apologies may lead to criminal liability, the lawyer pointed out.

The increase in utility payments next year will be 11% instead of the previously forecasted 8.7%, the Ministry of Economic Development announced. Residents of Kabardino-Balkaria, commenting on this information on social media, complained that utility tariffs are rising faster than salaries and pensions. According to them, further increases will make payments unaffordable for many, as incomes are insufficient to cover utility services, food, and medicine.

The fuel shortage and high prices in Dagestan are related to the shutdowns of oil refineries and dependence on suppliers, said the head of the republican FAS, Kair Babaev. Drivers in Dagestan, commenting on his words on social media, criticized the antimonopoly officials for what they believe are insufficient efforts to curb prices. They pointed out that fuel at local gas stations is significantly more expensive than in neighboring regions.

More than 30 drones were destroyed last night in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky and six districts of the Rostov region; in the Chertkovsky district, dry grass caught fire due to the fall of drone debris.

In Apsheronsk, member of the election commission Vladimir Kozorog stated that he might lose his powers after refusing to recognize the results of the State Duma elections in the district, voting against the final protocol and issuing a dissenting opinion.

There has been no hot water in the house on Frunze Street in Tuapse for more than a month, despite repeated appeals from residents to the authorities, complained a local resident. Other citizens, commenting on her complaint in Telegram, spoke about interruptions in gas and heating during the winter in other areas of the city and criticized the utility services and authorities for their ineffective solutions to these problems.

Vitaly Kurtasov was killed in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the special operation, at least 1020 fighters from the Rostov region have been officially recognized as killed.

The court in Volgograd released journalist Vitaly Koshelev, accused of extortion from the chief physician of one of the clinics, under house arrest until October 23.

The nine-story building on Abdulla Mirzaev Street in Makhachkala has been recognized as an unauthorized construction.

The criminal case against the former mayor of Krymsk is being investigated under the article on abuse of official powers, while it was initiated under the article on exceeding powers.

In the Astrakhan region, the "Gazprom" network gas stations have temporarily switched to a round-the-clock operation mode, and the limits on gasoline sales to one person have also been lifted.

Andrey Tsvetkov from Gorodovikovsk was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, authorities and security forces have acknowledged at least 266 fighters from Kalmykia as killed.

Operatives of the "E" center saw in the publication of a resident of Anapa a discrediting of the Russian armed forces, and the court fined the woman 45,000 rubles.

The UN Human Rights Committee has decided to apply interim measures, under which Georgia must refrain from extraditing Mikhail Timofeev to Russia until his complaint is considered.