On July, 28 the next meeting of the working groups in a format of Mechanisms on prevention and reaction to incidents (МPRI) will take place at the frontier village Dvani (Georgia). As the news agency "Res" has been informed at the office of the Plenipotentiary of the President of South Ossetia on postconflict settlement, representatives of South Ossetia, Russia and Georgia will take part in the meeting, with the assistance of the EU observers and the co-chairman of the Geneva discussions from OSCE. The new head of the European Union Mission of Observers in Georgia Andrzej Tyshkevich will also take part in the meeting «During the meeting it is planned to discuss incidents on the Georgian-Ossetian border which have taken place after the last working meeting within the frames of MPRI (on June, 17, 2011), - has been informed at the department. - Besides, the South-Ossetian party will raise a question on clearing up the destiny of Gennady Bestaev who is serving his sentence in Georgia». As they have explained to the news agency "Res", Bestaev lived in the village Zardiantkari (Georgia). Some years ago he was convicted of his mother’s murder.
«After Gennady Bestaev has been condemned in Georgia, he was keeping in touch with his family about three years. Nothing is known about his destiny and whereabouts so far. Bestaev`s wife living in the village Khelchua of Tskhinvalskiy region, South Ossetia, has addressed to the department of the Plenipotentiary of the President with the request to clear up the fate of her husband», - has been noted at the department. The parties will also discuss a question of interaction with mass-media for coordinating methods which can prevent tension of the situation on the border. In particular, it is planned to make an agreement about advance informing each other on carrying out the military maneuvers. It should be reminded that the agreement on creation of mechanisms on prevention and reaction to incidents and regular meetings of working groups of South Ossetia, Russia and Georgia with the assistance of EU and OSCE has been reached during the fourth round of the Geneva discussions on safety in Transcaucasia in February, 2009.
