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Gas prices at Dagestani gas stations have started to rise following the price of gasoline, liquefied hydrocarbon fuel is sold for 45 rubles, which has significantly increased expenses, car owners reported. The Union of Entrepreneurs of Dagestan urged the authorities to take urgent measures to stabilize fuel prices.

The court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Ruslan Botashev, a native of Karachay-Cherkessia, to 18 years in a strict regime colony, finding him guilty of participating in the activities of a terrorist organization in Syria and training in a militants' camp.

The authorities of Rostov-on-Don proposed to the regional government to introduce gasoline sales on even and odd days depending on the car's number and to limit the sale from 10 to 40 liters per person. The task of the authorities is not to create new difficulties for the citizens, but to ensure the supply of gasoline, users of social networks pointed out.

More than 250 thousand rubles have been raised for the deliveries to Zarema Musaeva, convicted for attacking a law enforcement officer. This will allow for the delivery of medicines, food, and hygiene products to her for five months.

The initiative to invite members of the Council of Elders to discuss the reform of local self-government in Dagestan seems strange, as the Council itself does not carry out any work, has not expressed a position on pressing issues for the republic, and its opinions always coincide with the position of the authorities, activists and residents of Makhachkala emphasized.

The anti-corruption court transferred the company of the leader of the "Prosperous Armenia" party, Gagik Tsarukyan, "Araratcement" to state management, and the prosecution is also demanding the confiscation of other assets of the businessman. His center "Olimpavan" has been closed since the arrest, and children are forced to train on the street. The defense refuted the investigation's version in Tsarukyan's case, stating that he should have the status of a victim.

Thousands of arrested plots in the Sochi national park have had their arrests lifted and the criminal case closed, however, the owners of the plots continue to litigate for a review of their cases.

The key defendants — former head of the Aksai district Vitaly Borzenko and entrepreneur Karim Babaev — have been sentenced to 17 years in prison.

The Shirvan City Court refused to satisfy the complaint of Talysh culture researcher Iqbal Abilov against the prosecutor's refusal to initiate a criminal case based on his statement about inhumane treatment during his detention in police custody.

The authorities do not publish information about the victims and destruction.