Archive - 9/9/2022

A meeting of the Coordinating Mechanism to Clarify the Fate and Whereabouts of Persons Missing in Connection with the Armed Conflicts of the 1990s and August 2008 took place on Friday in the village of Ergneti.

The Coordination Mechanism was established in 2010 under the auspices and technical and expert support of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), acting as a neutral intermediary. This exclusively humanitarian exchange platform brings together South Ossetian, Georgian and Russian participants.

The Georgian citizen violated the state border of South Ossetia in March of this year was released on Friday due to the expiration of his sentence and transferred to Georgia in accordance with the established procedure, the press service of the KGB of the Republic reports.

"On March 26, 2022, in the vicinity of the village of Adzysar, Tskhinval District, for violating the regime of the State Border of the Republic of South Ossetia, employees of the South Ossetian border authorities detained a citizen of Georgia Kudzhoshvili Giorgi Givievich, born in 1994.

The development of cooperation between the countries, as well as the goals and objectives of the Concept of Russia's Humanitarian Policy Abroad, were discussed during the Moscow-Tskhinval-Sukhum teleconference at the Sputnik-South Ossetia site.

On September 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the Concept of Russia's Humanitarian Policy Abroad. The document says that the priority of Russia's humanitarian policy abroad will be to expand cooperation with the countries of the CIS, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, the DPR and the LPR.

President Alan Gagloev has received the delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of North Ossetia-Alania, headed by Minister, Lieutenant General of Police Andrey Sergeyev, which arrived in South Ossetia,.

Welcoming the guests, President of South Ossetia highly appreciated the bilateral cooperation of the Ministries of Internal Affairs of South and North Ossetia.

According to him, with the formation of the Joint Information and Coordination Center, additional opportunities have appeared that allow for the rapid sharing of information and documentation.