The total amount of financial resources sent by Ingushetia to support the special military operation amounted to 908.5 million rubles. This was reported by the head of the region, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov, as part of his address to the regional People's Assembly.

Armenia, represented by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, congratulated the United States on Independence Day. In his message, the politician emphasized the need for the two states to transition to relations in the form of a strategic partnership.

The West, by inviting Azerbaijan and Armenia to the NATO summit, wants to tear them away from cooperation with Russia. This was stated at a briefing by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Andrei Nastasin.

The resolution of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on the need for reconciliation between Georgia and Abkhazia and Ossetia violates the state interests of Georgia and plays into the hands of the Kremlin. The ruling Georgian Dream party spoke about this.

The resolution contradicts the principle of Georgia's territorial integrity and the stated policies of the OSCE and the United States. Georgian Dream points out misinformation in the document, which states that Moscow is trying to resolve the “conflict” with Tbilisi using all channels.

The Georgian delegation, as stated in the party in power, will vote against the new PACE resolution.

Four months before the parliamentary elections in Georgia, representatives of the non-governmental sector founded the political movement “Freedom Square”. Its leader was Levan Tsutskiridze, who was a prominent figure during the protests against the law on foreign agents.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that he does not consider it advisable to hold a referendum to join the European Union. Because the people of Armenia “have European aspirations.”

The European Council criticized the Georgian government over the adoption of a law on “foreign agents” in the country.

The US State Department has announced a reward of up to $10 million for help in the capture of a 22-year-old Chechen. Amin Stigal (probably a pseudonym) is accused of cybercrimes against Ukraine, the United States and its allies. More details in our video.