Archive - 24/6/2010

Date

Thu, 24/06/2010 - 14:12

Expert Opinion: Thee demand to withdraw the Russian forces is a demand to allow physical extermination of tens of thousand peaceful people

South Ossetia does not need any additional legitimization, as any other internationally recognized states doe not need it. This is how South Ossetian expert Inal Pliev commented on the statement made by the Georgian State Minister Yakobashvili, who said that "Russia will not be allowed to legitimize so-called South Ossetia" and called for withdrawal of the forces of Russia from South Ossetia. "The Russian forces are maintaining peace in South Ossetia and protect the peaceful living of its residents. Georgia wants the withdrawal of the Russian force to bring its own forces and exterminate the people of South Ossetia, as it has already done before. For around 20 years, Russia was not present in the same capacity in South Ossetia as it is now, and it led to deaths of hundreds and thousands of people. The demand to withdraw the Russian forces is the demand to allow physical extermination of tens of thousand peaceful people. It is a demand of blood-thirsty people", stated Pliev.

Thu, 24/06/2010 - 11:39

Eduard Kokoity held a session of the Security Council of the Republic

The President of the Republic of South Ossetia Eduard Kokoity held a session of the Security Council with the participation of the Security Council Secreatry Eduard Kotaev, heads of law enforcement and defense structures. Representatives of the RF FSB Border-Guard Department in South Ossetia were invited to the session.
The agenda contained only one issue: the measures for further strengthening of the state border of the RSO. In this relation, the questions of creation of temporary border protection system, establishment of the border commission, construction of the road Tskhinval-Dmenis-Disev-Artsev-Grom-Tsinagar-Orchosan-Monaster-Akhmadj-Leningor were discussed.

Thu, 24/06/2010 - 11:34

A priest has escaped from Georgia

A Georgian priest has arrived on the territory of the Republic of South Ossetia. As it was reported by the source of the IA RES, the priest had fled from Georgia and seeking asylum in South Ossetia. The Agency has also learnt that the family of the priest, his wife and four children were detained by the Georgian law enforcement bodies.
According to the information received by the IA Res, the priest was consecrated in Georgia. Media representatives could not meet him yet.