The Georgian government is clearly pro-European, because the Constitution defines European integration as a priority of the country's foreign policy. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze.

The Nalchik Garrison Military Court sentenced a native of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, mobilized Asker Nebezhev, to three years and six months in prison. The participant in the hostilities in Ukraine was found guilty of dodging military service twice.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, made an official statement canceling the order not to take Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers prisoner. Earlier, it was reported that he gave such an order to his commanders in the "SVO" in response to the drone attack on the Russian Special Forces University in Gudermes.

In Ingushetia, two people were detained and one was killed. According to investigators, they supplied terrorists with a weapon to carry out a terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall. Two more alleged accomplices are put on the wanted list.

A court in Crimea has approved a fine of 50,000 rubles for failure to report to Crimean Tatar Emina Zekeryaeva. The case was opened due to eight-year-old chats.

The Military Court of Appeal in Vlasikha "mitigated" the sentence of the journalist of the Dagestani publication "Chernovik" Abdulmumin Gadzhiev and two other defendants in the case, reducing the prison term by 2 months for each. Thus, Gadzhiev was sentenced to 16 years 10 months, Abubakar Rizvanov - to 17 years 10 months, Kemal Tambiev - to 17 years 4 months of imprisonment.

On November 4, Georgian opposition parties will hold a rally on Tbilisi's Rustaveli Avenue demanding that the results of the parliamentary elections be annulled.

The Tbilisi City Court has extended the detention of Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Sadigov by three months.

The Georgian Central Election Commission confirmed that Russian propagandist Alexander Malkevich received accreditation to cover the parliamentary elections and was present in Tbilisi on the day of the elections. He had previously violated the law on occupation by visiting South Ossetia and should not have been allowed into Georgia.

Crimean Tatar activist Eldar Kantimirov was transferred from Dimitrovgrad prison to Penal Colony No. 8 in Buryatia. The transfer lasted a month.