During the attack in Derbent and Makhachkala on June 23, 15 law enforcement officers were killed and another 17 were injured. At least two civilian casualties are also known: 66-year-old Father Nikolai from a church in Derbent and a security guard from a church in Makhachkala.

The National Anti-Terrorism Committee clarified the location of the incidents in Dagestan - in Derbent and Makhachkala, an attack was carried out on two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a traffic police post. According to the republic's Muftiate, the death toll reached nine people, seven of them were law enforcement officers. 25 people were injured.

Four Russians, including two residents of Dagestan, died during the Hajj in Saudi Arabia. The man’s heart gave out, and the woman suffered heatstroke due to a very high temperature - over 50 degrees.

Yesterday at the match between the national teams of Georgia and Turkey, Georgian fans chanted “Putin is f*cked.” Match TV showed it live, then cut it out of the broadcast and returned it, but without sound.

In Yerevan's Victory Park, the flag and coat of arms of the Russian Federation, installed at the monument to Armenian and Russian border guards, were torn down.

Criminal cases have been initiated against 12 protesters in Yerevan, eight of them have been arrested. The Investigative Committee of Armenia reported this.

In the Buinaksk Central City Hospital of Dagestan, 60 people with symptoms of acute intestinal infection continue to be treated.

At least four conscripts were sent from a military unit in Vladikavkaz to the military base of the Russian Armed Forces in the Armenian Gyumri.

Employees of the Russian Guard stormed pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Rostov-on-Don, where six prisoners took two detention center workers hostage.

Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr from June 16 to 19. In Chechnya, June 17 and 18 are declared non-working days.