On May 28, South Ossetia will be marking the Day of the South Ossetian diplomacy - 21 years ago it was established the Foreign Ministry of the Republic. May 28-29, 1992 at the session of the Supreme Council was formed the first Council of Ministers of the Republic of South Ossetia. It was also established the Ministry of External Relations of the RSO (now the Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
A solemn meeting dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the Russian border troops - the Day of a Border Guard – was held in the capital of South Ossetia. The event was attended by representatives of the South Ossetian leadership, headed by President Leonid Tibilov, members of the government of the Republic, Russian Ambassador to South Ossetia Elbrus Kargiev, representatives of the FSS Border Control Agency in South Ossetia, the Russian 4th military base.
South Ossetian professional boxer Murat Gassiev won his 11th rating fight by knocking out the Ukrainian boxer Igor Filippenko in the fourth round. According to his coach Vitaly Slanov, the athlete is currently receiving congratulations.
The fight was held in the city of Saransk; the main battle took place with a former world heavyweight champion, 44-year-old Oleg Maskaev and 36-year-old American Jason Gaverni.
South Ossetian professional boxer Murat Gassiev will hold today his next fight. According to his coach Vitaly Slanov, the fight will be held in the city of Saransk. The main bout will be fought with a former world heavyweight champion, 44-year-old Oleg Maskaev and 36-year-old American Jason Gaverni.
Summits are important for the development of bilateral relations between Russia and South Ossetia, said IA "Res" the President of the Media Center "IR" Irina Gagloeva, commenting on the meeting between the presidents of Russia and South Ossetia Vladimir Putin and Leonid Tibilov May 21 in Sochi. She has noted that the process of legal structuring of the South Ossetian-Russian relations is dynamic and successive, "which implies a constructive and practical sector."
May 20, 2013 Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Davit Zalkaliani said at the briefing: "One of the main goals of all visits, paid by the Foreign Ministry and the Government of Georgia - is the non-recognition, and we have never stopped the attempts in this direction."
"The garment factory in Tskhinval will start manufacturing its production in August, 2013," told IA "Res" the First Deputy Prime Minister of South Ossetia Guram Melkoev.
The work at the Tskhinval garment factory was suspended during the Georgian aggression in 1989-1992.
May 21, 2013 in Sochi, was held a working meeting of President of the Republic of South Ossetia Leonid Tibilov with President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. During the meeting it was noted that the meeting was the third over the past 12 months, which was a testament to the special quality of the Russian-South Ossetian relations.
"The Russian-Georgian relations at the present stage "will be discussed at the round table in Vladikavkaz on Thursday, May 23.
The event, organized by the Russian Institute of Strategic Studies, will be held in the North Ossetian Institute of Social and Human Studies.
The purpose of the event is a scientific and practical understanding of the current state of the Russian-Georgian relations, challenges and prospects for their development in the context of the North Caucasus policy of Georgia and the concept of "restoration of territorial integrity," as the "cement foundation" for the Georgian state.
The roundtable is held within the framework of a series of the events, the general theme of which is "Ossetia: the religious, political situation and the external factor."
May 20, in South Ossetia are being held the mourning ceremonies in memory of the victims of the Zar tragedy in 1992, when the civilian refugees from Tskhinval, fleeing from the war zone through the bypass high-mountain road, were killed by the Georgian fascists. The armed group attacked a motorcade that was going to North Ossetia, on the road near the village of Zar and shot them by heavy fire. As a result of this terrible violence were killed 33 people - mostly women, children and old people. Dozens of people were injured.
