Archive - 9/2019

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Ossetia issued a statement regarding a special humanitarian operation conducted by the KGB of the Republic on the territory of Znaur district.

Earlier, the KGB reported that the border service of South Ossetia had begun the implementation of the next stage of a humanitarian operation in the vicinity of the village of Uista (Tselis) in Znaur district in order to ensure the safety of the citizens and stability in the region.

Any confrontation in Abkhaz society can be used against the Republic by aggressive and treacherous forces, condoning the revanchist aspirations of Georgia, which is again inspiing the conflict in South Ossetia, President of the Republic Raul Khadjimba said in his address to the people.

Georgia has previously put up an illegal police roadblock, which caused a serious aggravation of the situation on the border

The South Ossetian KGB Border Service Combined Group has begun arranging a border post on a section of the South Ossetian-Georgian border west of the village of Uista (Tsnelis), the KGB press service reports.

"The border post is located on the border line of the Republic of South Ossetia and Georgia at an altitude of 944.8, which is dominant in this section of the border," the KGB statement said.

The border post at a strategically important height prevents the Georgian side from trying to establish control over part of the territory of South Ossetia in the area of ​​the village of Uista.

The border guards of South Ossetia occupied a dominant height in the area of ​​the village of Uista and raised the flag there

Actions of еру South Ossetian border guards do not pose a threat to residents of еру border villages and are aimed at maintaining peace and stability.

Deputies of the South Ossetian Parliament intend to raise the issue of moving the Georgian checkpoint near the village of Sinagur, Dzau district, at the IPRM meeting.

On Wednesday the parliamentarians visited the western border of the Republic to determine the location of the Georgian checkpoint, said Elena Kulumbegova, a spokeswoman for the Parliament.

The trip of deputies took place at the request of Speaker Alan Tadtaev, after receiving the information that the checkpoint being built by the Georgian side was located in the village of Sinagur.

In the vicinity of the village of Sinagur, Dzau district, construction of a site for the equipment of Georgian police facilities

Deputies of the Parliament of South Ossetia, headed by Speaker Alan Tadtaev, left for Dzau district of the Republic, to the village of Sinagur, from where was received the information about another provocation of the Georgian side.

On Tuesday, the three-day Watch in memory of the victims of Beslan ended, according to Ossetia News. Hundreds of people brought flowers, water, soft toys, and lit candles to the ruined school. By tradition, in the courtyard of the school at 13:05 sounded two bells. It was at this time in 2004 that explosions thundered in the gym.

After the bell, a poem was performed by the poet Shamil Dzhikayev, and schoolchildren released 334 white balloons into the sky - according to the number of victims of the terrorist attack.

Tbilisi should think several times before provoking crises on the border with South Ossetia, war correspondent of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Evgeny Poddubny told the news agency “Res.”

According to him, a completely familiar handwriting of Western advisers is guessed in the actions of Georgia.

The Abkhaz political party “Amtsakhara “expresses its concern about the provocative actions of the Georgian side in the immediate vicinity of the state border of South Ossetia.

“As it became known, the aggravation of the situation is connected with the arrangement by the Georgian police of a checkpoint in the border strip near the South Ossetian village of Uista (Tsnelis), in the immediate vicinity of the houses of local residents. In this regard, a serious escalation of tension is ripening near the borders of South Ossetia,” the statement said.