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Temirlan Dzhabrailov and two of his fellow countrymen from the Tabasaransky district were killed in combat. Since the beginning of the Russian operation in Ukraine, authorities have officially recognized at least 2107 combatants from Dagestan as killed there.

The railway station Grozny was named after Akhmat Kadyrov by Putin's decree. Ramzan Kadyrov expressed his "special gratitude" to Putin for this decision.

On the 649th day of continuous pro-European protests, demonstrators in Batumi and Tbilisi reiterated their demand to free prisoners of conscience.

A court in Moscow sentenced Elena Albegova, a native of North Ossetia, to three years in a penal colony, finding her guilty of financing extremist activities due to a donation of one thousand rubles to the Anti-Corruption Foundation*.

The head of Kislovodsk, Evgeny Moiseyev, reported on a group of teenagers who behaved offensively at the "Cranes" memorial.

More than 400 windows were damaged in 16 apartment buildings in Rostov-on-Don as a result of a massive drone attack on the night of September 7. Applications for one-time assistance have been received from 144 people in Gukovo.

Starting from September 8, within the framework of the "Own Region" program, the fuel dispensing limit in North Ossetia for transit transport will be reduced to 20 liters. According to the authorities, fuel and gas prices in the region are lower than in neighboring areas.

The Baku Serious Crimes Court sentenced human rights defender Anar Mamedli to 13 years in prison, and activist Anar Abdulla to 12 years. Their lawyers stated that the prosecution was politically motivated and lacked credible evidence of guilt.

Alihan Saidov from Kaspiysk was killed in combat. Since the beginning of the military operation in Ukraine, at least 2104 fighters from Dagestan have been officially recognized as killed.

Six climbers have been taken to medical facilities. The fate of the six individuals remains unknown.

The conditions of detention for the leader of the opposition party, the Popular Front of Azerbaijan, Ali Kerimli, in the pre-trial detention center have significantly worsened in recent months. His contacts with family are restricted, and he is not provided with medical examinations, his associates and human rights defenders stated.

Public apologies from blogger Roman Darsalia for statements that law enforcement considered an insult to the Abkhaz people may have been made under pressure and therefore appear insincere, some social media users stated. Other commentators deemed the apologies insufficient and demanded that Darsalia be held accountable.

On Timiev Street in Malgobek, a sand-gravel mixture has been laid, and asphalt will be applied in the near future, reported Mayor Magomed Bokov. Local residents, commenting on his report on social media, complained that they could not achieve the improvement of their streets and doubted that officials respond equally to citizens' requests.