On 23 March at 11 o’clock in the settlement of Okona of Znaur district of RSO was conducted another act of terrorism by Georgian special services. An explosion device of about 400 g in trinitrotoluene equivalent was fired in a “Niva” car. In the result of explosion serious wounds got a not established member of the RSO KGB Koliev Inal and a serviceman of peacekeeping battalion from RNO-Alania Doguzov Vladislav.
The state of the wounded Inal Koliev and Vladimir Doguzov in the result of terrorist act conducted by Georgian special services in the settlement of Okona of Znaur district of RSO is extremely serious. As it was informed in the RSO Ministry of Health press-bureau the state of Inal Koliev causes warns but the positive dynamic is observed.
Yesterday late at night a citizen of RSO Abaev Rodion was abducted by special subdivisions of MIA of Georgia from a buffer area between Georgia and the Republic of South Ossetia. He was conveyed to Gori and was subjected to tortures. After some special measures of RSO MIA Abaev Rodion has been released.
“Inal Koliev and Vladislav Doguzov became victims of Georgian State terrorism policy”-stated to journalists the Minister of Internal Affairs of RSO Mikail Mindzaev while commenting committed today at Okona village terrorism act.
“As I numerously stated earlier Georgian special services stop at nothing, and last events in the zone of Georgian-Ossetian conflict are visual proofs to this.
From the beginning of March Georgian power structures have been blocking Ossetian villages Mugut and Didmukha of Znaur district of the Republic of South Ossetia. As the sources from Georgia insist, the action is authorized by newly appointed Gori district governor Lado Vardzelashvili.
to the statements of the President of Georgia M. Saakashvili regarding the peaceful initiatives suggested by the President of the Republic of South Ossetia E. Kokoity
On 28 January 2008 the President of the Republic of South Ossetia Eduard Kokoity sent in to the President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili a letter with the proposals of the meeting of conflict parties on high level in the existing negotiation framework with the participation of OSCE Chairman in Office. For the effective result of the meeting was suggested to sign the commitments on non application of force in Georgian-Ossetian conflict settlement. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Ossetia also directed an appropriate letter to Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia where it was proposed to start consultations on the practical realization of the meeting.
Speech at the VI congress of the Ossetian people
The congress of today – the sixth one, according to modern numbering, and under an absolute count – the seventeenth congress of the Ossetian people, has gathered for the first time in Tskhinval. By a strange concurrence of circumstances – it gathered the day before the seventeenth anniversary of the Republic of South Ossetia. Let this teenager number deceive nobody. All the same we’re having an anniversary this year – ninety years have passed since the first national congress had been held. Ninety years long Ossetia’s civil institutions have been struggling with the lack of state unity.
«On 12 March 2008 on the request of South Ossetian side, pertaining to problems of Znaur region inhabitants’ passage through the Georgian administered village Avnevi creating by Georgian police servicemen, a monitoring was conducted on the rout of Tskhinval-Khetagurovo-Avnevi-Didmukha-OP PF RNO-Alania «Muguti»-Muguti-Tskhinval».
On 13 March 2008 beginning from 20:45 for about 15-20 minutes from the direction of gardens between the observation post of Russian peacekeepers «Eredvi» and Georgian peacekeepers observation post was delivered fire in direction of Georgian peacekeepers OP, as assistant of JPKF commander on links with media Yuri Vereschak reported to «Res» correspondent.
Sanitary and epidemic service of the Republic of South Ossetia tested the potable water supplying to Tskhinval to check if it contained poisoned substances. This was informed to IA «Res» correspondent by Tskhinval Mayor Robert Guliev.