The day of November 23, 1989 will remain in our hearts as a symbol of courage and heroism, President of the Republic Alan Gagloev, said at the memorial rally near the Pris Upland.
Today, the Republic is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Day of Courage and National Unity. Thousands of residents of the Republic gathered at the rally at the entrance to Tskhinval.
South Ossetia remembers very well and highly appreciates Russia's contribution to establishing peace and stability in Transcaucasia, according to the press release of the Republic's Foreign Ministry on the occasion of the 16th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between the two states.
The South Ossetian mass media celebrate their professional holiday on July 23, which is associated with the publication of the first Ossetian newspaper “Iron Gazet” in 1906.
The publication, issued more than a century ago - on July 23 in Vladikavkaz, became the starting point for the development of national media.
The first circulation of “Iron Gazet” was 500 copies; readers could get acquainted with new publications on its pages twice a week.
National Media Day is celebrated in South Ossetia since July 23, 1996.
On July 20, 2010, important agreements were signed in the city of Managua, marking the beginning of cooperation between South Ossetia and Nicaragua.
The signing of a number of documents became the basis for further strengthening of political, economic and cultural ties between the two states.
Thanks to the agreements, citizens of both countries were able to travel freely without the need for visas, as well as develop trade and economic relations.
In South Ossetia, on Thursday - November 23, the Day of Courage and National Unity is being celebrated.
On this day in 1989, at the entrance to Tskhinval, at the foot of the Pris Upland, a group of young Tskhinval residents, showing heroism, stood holding hands in front of a crowd of thousands of Georgian informals who were trying to get into Tskhinval to hold a “peaceful rally.”
The border department of the FSB of Russia in the Republic of South Ossetia is celebrating its professional holiday. This year marks the 105th anniversary of the formation of the border troops. On May 28, 1918, a decree of the Council of People's Commissars on the establishment of the border guard was signed.
Tskhinval has been bearing the title of Hero City for the courage, steadfastness and heroism shown by the people and the defenders of the city in the struggle for the freedom and independence of the Fatherland. The decree on conferring the honorary title of "Hero City" on the capital of the Republic with the awarding of the Order of "Uatsamonga" was signed in 2009 - on the 20th anniversary of the liberation struggle of the people for their independence.
Russian border guards started joint border protection on April 30, 2009, when an agreement was signed between Russia and South Ossetia on joint efforts to protect the state border. Since then, Russian border guards have been guarding the borders of South Ossetia together with their South Ossetian counterparts, together protecting peace and security in the Republic.
Saturday marks 13 years since the signing of the Agreement and 13 years since the establishment of the Border Guard Service of the FSB of Russia in South Ossetia.
In the capital of South Ossetia, a rally dedicated to the 33rd anniversary of the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan was held near the monument to soldiers-internationalists in the Bam micro district.
February 14 marks the thirtieth anniversary of creation of the Special Police Detachment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of South Ossetia - the only official power structure of that period. The detachment was formed to protect against an external enemy in the midst of Georgia's military aggression, while simultaneously fighting rampant crime in the Republic itself.