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A meeting took place in Moscow between Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Ossetia, Akhsar Dzhioev, and Ambassador of Nicaragua to the Russian Federation (concurrently accredited to the Republic of South Ossetia), Alba Torres Mejía, along with the Embassy staff, the Foreign Ministry’s press service reports.

"The parties discussed bilateral South Ossetian-Nicaraguan relations, which are characterized by a high level of trust and are traditionally friendly in nature, noting the importance of further deepening them," the press service has stated.

The Foundation for the Support of Those Wounded and Disabled During Hostilities in South Ossetia (1999–2008) has delivered another cargo of humanitarian aid to the Donbas region, Madina Plieva, head of the Foundation, told the "Res" news agency.

According to her, the aid has included essential items, water, apples, food supplies, and much more.

She has noted that this charitable initiative was made possible thanks to the support of the head of state, Marat Kambolov.

Such approaches by the official Tbilisi are more akin to "political myopia" and the unwillingness to see and accept reality, the South Ossetian Foreign Ministry has noted, commenting on a statement by the Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Khatuna Totladze, who took part in a discussion regarding a report by the International Court of Justice.

Totladze touched upon the issues concerning South Ossetia and Abkhazia, while continuing to employ a tendentious approach in her assessment of the actual state of affairs, the Foreign Ministry emphasized.

The legislative framework for implementing the Treaty of Alliance and Integration, signed between Russia and South Ossetia, was discussed at the meeting of the Joint Commission on Inter-parliamentary Cooperation.

Zaza Driaev, head of the South Ossetian side of the Commission, emphasized the significance of the signed agreement for South Ossetia.

The in-depth consultations between the Co-Chairs of the International Discussions on Security and Stability in Transcaucasia demonstrate the readiness of all parties to continue working together. This was stated by Christoph Späti, the OSCE Co-Chair of the format, at the briefing in Tskhinval following a meeting with his South Ossetian counterparts.

The diplomat has noted that the participants intend to continue interacting on key issues: security, freedom of movement, and the fate of detainees.

Bank of Alania's "Vasso Abaev" banknote with a denomination of 200 zarins was presented at the large-scale international exhibition Hong Kong Coin Show, the agency's press service reported.

The event in Hong Kong attracted hundreds of dealers and thousands of bonistic enthusiasts from virtually every country in the world.

According to the official dealer of the National Bank of South Ossetia, the success of the second banknote exceeded expectations; a batch of the banknotes was purchased by the Asian specialists.

The South Ossetian Foreign Ministry drew attention to the tone of recent statements by the Georgian Prime Minister Kobakhidze regarding the work of the new Special Representative for Relations with Russia, which were reported by local media.

The Georgian Prime Minister reiterated that Tbilisi will under no circumstances recognize "the so-called Republic of South Ossetia and the so-called Republic of Abkhazia" and has no intention of concluding any agreements with them—a position, he stated, the new Special Representative will adhere to.

South Ossetian Foreign Minister Akhsar Dzhioev held consultations with Syria's Chargé d'Affaires in Russia, Abdulrazak Ismail, the Republic's Foreign Ministry reported.

The parties discussed the bilateral agenda and prospects for developing contacts, reaffirming their commitment to previously adopted decisions.

Denis Dolgushev, Counselor of the South Ossetian Embassy in Russia, also participated in the meeting.

Security issues on the South Ossetian-Georgian border remain top of the agenda for the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) meetings, Yegor Kochiev, head of the South Ossetian delegation, told reporters while summing up the 135th meeting.

According to him, since the previous meeting on September 8, the situation along the state border between South Ossetia and Georgia has remained calm, stable, and predictable.

The issue of the removal of the illegal Georgian police post near the village of Uista in Znaur District was discussed again at the 135th meeting of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM). Yegor Kochiev, head of the South Ossetian delegation, announced this to journalists.

According to him, South Ossetia had previously proposed various solutions to the problem, but the Georgian party has not demonstrated any willingness to dismantle the post.