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A group of Russian bloggers, journalists and brewers visited South Ossetia to get acquainted with the local brewing traditions.

The visit, organized by Ministry of Economic Development of the Republic, has included a visit to the High-Mountain Kel Brewery and observation of the brewing process of the traditional Ossetian drink.

The bloggers' journey began with a visit to a home brewery in the village of Lower Goret in Tskhinval District.

The guests enjoyed a traditional Ossetian feast and a tasting of iron bagany – the local beer.

By the age of 32, South Ossetian fighter Dmitry Bekoity has fought in three wars. At a young age, he defended his native republic from the Georgians who invaded sleeping Tskhinval. In 2014, the fighter stood up to defend the people of Donbass, and now he is fighting neo-fascists in the SVO zone.

The veterinary fence on the section of the state border of South Ossetia with Georgia, in the area of ​​the settlement of Mugut (Chorbaul) of the Znaur district of the Republic, was removed in mid-April.

As you know, artificial injection was created around the installation of the fence. The opposition political forces practically equated the veterinary fence with the state border, which frightened the local residents, who also began to believe that the state border line was moved deep into the South Ossetian territories.

The situation in the Luhansk People's Republic is still complicated, the cities are destroyed and artillery cannonade is heard almost around the clock, said Madina Plieva, the head of the Fund for the wounded who became disabled during the hostilities in South Ossetia from 1992-2008,

The valiant sons of Ossetia from the very first day of the Russian special operation in Ukraine are in the ranks of military personnel and volunteers, defending the right of the peoples of the Republics of Donbass to a peaceful, dignified life.

We know firsthand about the war and the atrocities committed by the enemy, the death of the civilian population, because we have experienced Georgia's aggression more than once.

Astemr Tshurbaty a native of South Ossetia, a serviceman of the 4th military base of the Russian Federation stationed in South Ossetia, was awarded the Zhukov medal for courage, dedication and courage shown during the special military operation to protect Donbass.

Tshurbaty went to Donbass in March, along with other guys from the countries friendly to the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, to fight for peace and justice, for the freedom and safety of civilians.

Many Ossetian guys were awarded state awards for their courage and heroism during the operation.

A native of South Ossetia, Roland Tskhovrebov (Sancho), perished during the Russian special military operation in Ukraine. He went there as part of a special unit from North Ossetia.

For two months Roland was bravely fighting against the Nazis. He had three days left before his vacation, and he was waiting impatiently, hurried to his family. But the fate decreed otherwise. He did not have time to see his beloved wife and three little sons. A fragment from a mine took him from his family.

South Ossetian serviceman Tamerlan Magkoev, who took part in the defense of the Donbass republics, was awarded the Order of St. George. He is among those who, along with other guys from countries friendly to the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics, are fighting shoulder to shoulder for a peace without Nazism and violence during a special military operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine.

In order to prevent the recurrence of those terrible events in the recent history of South Ossetia, we must unite and confront negative challenges together, Head of State Anatoly Bibilov said at the mourning meeting dedicated to the 31st anniversary of the Ered tragedy.