NATO demonstrated its unity and unwavering support for Ukraine at the Vilnius summit. Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili wrote about this on her Facebook account.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan believes that Russia will fulfill the agreements on Nagorno-Karabakh. As a result, military peacekeepers from the Russian Federation will remain in a number of Karabakh regions until 2025, and then they will leave them.

Khizir Vitaev, the head of the administration of the Sunzhensky district, issued order No. 200, in which he obliges the heads of the administrations of the villages of Sernovodsk and the village of Assinovskaya, where tough "cleansing" operations took place in early July, to take all measures to return refugees from Ingushetia.

The State Duma Committee on Financial Markets recommended the adoption in the second reading of a bill on the introduction in a number of regions of an experimental legal regime for partner (Islamic) financing. It is planned that the issue will be considered on July 18.

Polish doctors arrived at a private clinic where ex-president of Georgia, political prisoner Mikheil Saakashvili is being treated. “The patient's condition is stable, our colleagues will see him, and then we will talk with you,” said Zurab Chkhaidze, director of the clinic.

The Elbrus District Court extended the detention of 66-year-old Larisa Baragunova, who suffers from diabetes and high blood pressure, in a pre-trial detention center. She is accused of using violence against a police officer and calling for extremism.

In Kotelniki near Moscow, the parishioners of the mosque recorded a video message to Putin. They complained about the actions of the riot police and ask for help to punish the police officers. The latter disrupted the Friday prayer.

Journalist Yelena Milashina, who was brutally attacked in Chechnya, has been discharged from the hospital, but will remain under medical supervision. In support of this, she published a post on her Facebook account.

On July 11, 2001, at about nine o'clock, as a result of small arms fire at the central market in Grozny, Umidat Magomadova, born 1965, Khumit Bambatalieva, born 1955, Makka Isayeva, born 1954, and Madina were wounded Magomadova, born in 1972.

In total, last month, Russian security forces detained 15 residents of Crimea, including for “pro-Ukrainian graffiti” and on suspicion of collaborating with Ukrainian special services.