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The main topics at the latest Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) meeting were security and humanitarian issues, as well as incidents on the state border. Yegor Kochiev, head of the South Ossetian delegation, reported on the meeting's results.

"During the meeting, we discussed pressing security and humanitarian issues arising along the entire border of the Republic of South Ossetia," Kochiev has clarified.

He has noted that the past period has been characterized by a relatively low level of violations.

Security issues at the South Ossetian-Georgian border will be discussed on Thursday at the meeting within the framework of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM).

The key topic of discussion in Ergnet will once again be the removal of the Georgian police post from the South Ossetian village of Uista, set up in late August 2019.

The participants will also analyze the current border security situation and review statistics on violations recorded since the previous meeting.

A large-scale "Immortal Regiment" march took place in Naples, Italy, on Sunday. Hundreds of people marched through the city streets carrying portraits of their ancestors who were fighting in the Great Patriotic War.

The procession was accompanied by wartime music: the participants were singing the legendary "Katyusha," "Smuglyanka," and "Victory Day" songs in chorus.

South Ossetia perceives Russia as its great homeland. This was stated by the Republic's President, Alan Gagloev, at the meeting with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin.

"I want to emphasize that we, South Ossetians, perceive Russia as our great homeland. This is no exaggeration," he said.

Gagloev also stated that by signing the agreement to deepen its allied cooperation with Russia, South Ossetia is "taking a step towards unity."

Russian and South Ossetian Presidents Vladimir Putin and Alan Gagloev signed the agreement to deepen the alliance and cooperation.

The signing ceremony took place on Saturday during a meeting between the leaders of Russia and South Ossetia in the Kremlin.

In the hero city of Tskhinval, immediately after the ceremonial military parade, the "Immortal Regiment" march took place on Theater Square.

Over eight thousand residents of South Ossetia came out to honor the memory of the heroes who gave their lives for the Fatherland.

The march was led by the Republic's Prime Minister, Dzhambolat Tadtaev, Speaker of Parliament, Alan Margiev, and Russian Ambassador to South Ossetia, Marat Kulakhmetov.

Russian Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov visited the South Ossetian stand at the Caucasus Investment Forum 2026 (CIF), the press service of the Republic's Cabinet of Ministers reports.

South Ossetian Prime Minister Dzambolat Tadtaev introduced Reshetnikov to the national exhibit and expressed gratitude for the comprehensive assistance and support.

A memorial rally was held in Leningor District of South Ossetia to mark the 35th anniversary of the Tsinagar tragedy.

The memorial event was attended by South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev, Russia's Chargé d'Affaires in the Republic, Denis Fyodorov, representatives of the ministries and agencies, the public, and relatives of the victims.

The incident with Tamaz Goloev is clear evidence that Georgia has been and remains dangerous and hostile to South Ossetia and its citizens, the Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, commenting on the detention of the Leningor district resident.

Georgia, refusing to acknowledge the existing geopolitical realities, stubbornly continues to act according to outdated patterns, misleading not only the international community but also itself with such clichés about the so-called annexation and the non-existent Russian threat.