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Law enforcement detained two residents of Novorossiysk, one of whom filmed the operation of air defense during a drone attack on the city, while the other was nearby on the embankment. Both apologized for their actions.

Money collections from parents of schoolchildren and kindergarten children, similar to the collections for protective film in a school in Krasnodar or extortions in Ingushetia, are illegal; in essence, this is shifting the responsibilities of the state onto the shoulders of citizens.

In the second round of the televised debates for the presidency of South Ossetia, only Kazbek Kodoev and Murat Valiev participated. They were dedicated to the economic development of the republic, and both candidates specifically addressed the issue of agricultural development and the distribution of funds allocated by Russia.

In Novorossiysk, after a drone attack, a forest floor fire occurred, and the fire spread to the territory of the "Utrish" park. In addition, a fire broke out on the territory of one of the enterprises.

The researcher of Talysh culture, Iqbal Abilov, sentenced to 18 years in prison in Azerbaijan, is experiencing breathing problems and exacerbation of chronic bronchitis due to regular placements in a punishment cell.

The upcoming elections for the head of North Ossetia will merely formalize a new term for Sergey Menyaylo: the parliament, controlled by the authorities, will approve the current head without resistance, while his opponents will only simulate competition, experts surveyed by "Caucasian Knot" believe.

The Achkhoy-Martan District Court of Chechnya fined a 22-year-old resident of the republic under a protocol for searching for prohibited materials online.

Supporters of Georgia's Eurointegration held a rally in Tbilisi on the 650th day of protests, calling to continue the struggle and demanding the release of political prisoners. Continuous demonstrations are also taking place in Batumi and Kutaisi.

Gadzhisefer Seferbekov and Khanmagomed Khanmagomedov from the Tabasaransky district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially recognized at least 2109 combatants from Dagestan as killed there.

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg recognized violations of the rights of the defendants in the "Nardaran case" Agil Ismayilov and Shamil Abdulaliyev, ruling to pay the applicants a total of 23 thousand euros in compensation.

Preliminary hearings have begun in Yerevan for the case of the leader of the "Mother Armenia" party, Andranik Tevanyan, and board member Arekhnaz Manukyan. Both politicians remain in custody.

Rescuers evacuated the bodies of 12 climbers from the Bezingi Gorge in Kabardino-Balkaria, who died as a result of an avalanche. The National Guard confirmed that among the dead are agency employees.

The police of the Volgograd region reported the detention of a 17-year-old resident of Volzhsky in connection with the arson of a police car. The FSB officers participated in the detention, and the actions of the young man were classified as terrorism.

Blogger Askhabali Alibekov intends to seek an increase in compensation for the violation of his rights in the colony and will appeal the court's decision, which assessed his moral damage at 20,000 rubles. Russian appellate courts very rarely increase compensation amounts, the lawyer noted.

A Telegram user from the Babayurt district of Dagestan has been sentenced to one year of conditional imprisonment. According to the court, his published video contained calls for extremism.

Residents of Ingushetia who were displaced from Chechnya recorded a video message to the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, asking him to pay attention to their unresolved housing problems and hold officials accountable.

The Kayakent court has softened the measure of restraint for the deputy of the Derbent city assembly, Rovshan Omarov, transferring him from pre-trial detention to house arrest.

A blogger from Dagestan, Magomeddibir Magomeddibirov, has been sentenced to two years in a settlement colony after a road conflict with handball coach Georgy Zaikin.

Ten days before the presidential elections in South Ossetia, the acting head of the republic, Marat Kambolov, expanded his public activity: he opened a public support headquarters, responds to residents' appeals, and outlines the priorities for the republic's development. Meanwhile, the campaigning of his opponents remains barely noticeable.

At gas stations in Ingushetia, gasoline is sold without queues at a price of up to 120 rubles per liter, while motorists have to wait for hours in line for cheaper fuel, drivers reported. They also noted that the fuel shortage is not present at all gas stations, but the ability to refuel without waiting often means a significantly higher price.