After a water main accident, residents of the mountainous areas of Goryachy Klyuch have been left without water supply for several days. This problem is observed regularly, but the authorities have not solved it, the townspeople said.

The Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation demanded an investigation into a complaint filed by a resident of the Rostov Region that, contrary to a court decision, her disabled son was not being given the necessary medications.

There has been no water supply to the homes of Makhachkala residents for several days now, people are forced to buy bottled water, and appeals to the authorities have not yielded any results. Officials explained the interruption in water supply by repair work.

Air carrier Ural Airlines announced the resumption of flights to Gelendzhik airport, which was closed after the start of the military operation in Ukraine.

The number of cars in line in front of the Crimean Bridge increased from 652 to 1,370 in four hours. Telegram users complained about drivers trying to get to the inspection points out of turn.

Co-chairman of the Golos* movement Grigory Melkonyants was transferred from a pretrial detention facility to a republic in northern Russia before the verdict comes into force.

A court in Baku partially granted the request of the correctional facility's management and ordered Elvin Mustafayev to be sent to a closed prison for six months. The activist stated in court that he was framed in order to achieve a tougher punishment.

Denis Kotkov, Pavel Cherenkov and Dmitry Tikhonov were killed in combat in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the military operation, at least 1,246 fighters from the Volgograd region have been officially recognized as killed in it.

Last night, the military shot down two drones launched from Ukraine in the Rostov region. Another four drones were destroyed over the Black Sea.

In the Tarasovsky district, the military destroyed at least one drone launched from the Ukrainian side.

Representatives of two human rights organizations have failed to contact the family of an Ingush teenager who complained of death threats from relatives and then stopped communicating. At least two statements have been sent to investigators demanding an investigation into the boy's disappearance.

Since morning, in the villages of Magaramkent district, where cases of mass poisoning were recorded, there was no water delivery, villagers are buying up bottled water, local residents said. The authorities reported plans to organize the delivery of drinking water to five villages and closed kindergartens in them.

Activist Araz Aliyev reported that he was banned from leaving Azerbaijan to accompany his sick mother who was leaving for treatment. He called the restriction of his rights unfounded.

The "Voice" movement announced its self-dissolution due to the threat of criminal prosecution for any form of participation in its work and the termination of all projects, including the "Map of Election Violations".

110 people have sought medical attention in the Magaramkent district with symptoms of poisoning, 18 of whom have been hospitalized. Doctors assess the patients' condition as mild to moderate.