Archive - 2/3/2018

The Georgian authorities are raising unsubstantiated versions of the death of Archil Tatunashvili, said the Presidential Envoy of South Ossetia for post-conflict settlement Murat Dzhioev at a briefing in Tskhinval.
"We informed the IPRM participants why Tatunashvili had been detained, and what happened to him later," - Dzhioev said. - "However, the Georgian authorities and public organizations in Georgia, aggravating the situation, are voicing unsubstantiated versions of Tatunashvili's death, appealing to the international community."

A well-known British journalist and blogger Graham William Phillips made a new film - "Two weeks in South Ossetia". This is reported by "Komsomolskaya Pravda".
Graham said that soon a documentary could be seen on his YouTube channel.
"After the movie "Briton in the Crimea" in English, I'm happy to say that my next feature-length film will be again in Russian. The film is called "Two weeks in South Ossetia", the journalist said.

On the South Ossetian-Georgian border near the village of Ergneti was held a regular meeting in the format of Mechanisms on prevention and reaction to incidents (MPRI). According to the press service of the Presidential Envoy for post-conflict settlement, on the pre-set agenda, 11 issues were supposed to be discussed, mainly related to the situation in the area of the South Ossetian-Georgian border.

President of South Ossetia Anatoly Bibilov has received a delegation of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for North Caucasus Affairs, headed by Deputy Head of the department Igor Koshin.
According to the President, the country's leadership faces many good ambitious goals aimed at improving people's wlfare, developing infrastructure, healthcare, and education.