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South Ossetia will always be grateful to Russia and its leaders for their help in August 2008 and subsequent support, said President of the Republic Anatoly Bibilov.

“We will never tire of thanking the Russian Federation for saving the people of South Ossetia. For doing everything today to ensure the development of South Ossetia. It is doing everything for the world community to know the crimes that were committed against us. It is doing everything to make the recognition of South Ossetia irreversible, "said Anatoly Bibilov at a mourning event in Tskhinval.

At the end of August South Ossetia plans to open a trading house in Syria, which recognized the independence of the Transcaucasian Republic a year ago, said South Ossetian President Anatoly Bibilov.

"At the end of this month, a delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Gennady Bekoev will fly to Syria, during which we plan to open a trading house South Ossetia there," Bibilov said TASS.

Schoolchildren from South Ossetia, located in St. Petersburg as part of the Rossotrudnichestvo program "Hello, Russia", carried out the action "Buried in our memory for centuries the dates, events, and faces," the head of the delegation, teacher Tamara Tuaeva told IA “Res”

Moscow is hosting the events dedicated to the eleventh anniversary of the tragic events in South Ossetia, which in August 2008 was subjected to armed aggression by Georgia. On the territory of the embassy of South Ossetia, the state flag of the Republic was lowered.

South Ossetia commemorated those killed eleven years ago

On the stairs of the Parliament building of South Ossetia eleven years ago, immediately after the repulse of the Georgian troops, the great maestro Valery Gergiev held a requiem concert. Candles were burning on the steps in memory of the victims, and the schoolchildren were holding the photographs of the victims of Georgian aggressors. Since then, these stairs are called the Gergiev stairs ...

South Ossetia has recognized as a genocide not only the events of 1920, as has already been done, but also the events of 2008, the President of the Republic, Anatoly Bibilov, said.

In 2007, the South Ossetian Parliament decided to recognize the events of 1920 as genocide, when the Menshevik army of Georgia had invaded. According to the Parliament, about 5300 people were killed and killed while fleeing through the mountains, which amounted to 6-8% of the total population of South Ossetia.

The conditions for normalizing relations with Georgia are its recognition of the genocide of the Ossetian people and the independence of South Ossetia, said President Anatoly Bibilov.

Sooner or later, the time will come when Saakashvili and those responsible for starting a war against South Ossetia will be punished

Criminal cases against former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and his associates for crimes committed against the South Ossetian people have no statute of limitations, said President of South Ossetia Anatoly Bibilov.

He has reminded that in 2008, investigative bodies of the Republic initiated proceedings against the top leadership of Georgia, which unleashed a war against South Ossetia.

Belgian journalist Mush Benoit intends to shoot a documentary about South Ossetia. The Belgian, who came to the press tour as part of a delegation of journalists, spoke about this at a briefing in Tskhinval.

“We have already visited Donetsk and would like to see what the situation is in South Ossetia, what kind of relations the Republic has with other states after the military actions in 2008,” he said.

According to Benoit, after his first visit to South Ossetia, he wrote a report in which he described in detail all the hostilities in South Ossetia.

August 2008 Five days of war. 11 years later. Journalists are telling about the war in South Ossetia

Ashraf El Sabbah, Russian publicist, journalist and translator:

Despite the fact that 11 years have passed since the criminal events of the Saakashvili regime, I remember August 8, 2008 very vividly, since we flew from Moscow to Tbilisi at the nighton August 7 t- 8 and saw almost everything with our own eyes from the first minutes.