Archive - 28/4/2020

April 28, 1991 seven unarmed residents of the village of Tsinagar in Leningor district of South Ossetia - Otar Margiev, Givi Bibilov, Slavik Chertkoev, Zaur Khubulov, Otar Khubulov, Tengiz Dudaev and Taimuraz Khubulov were killed by Georgian bandits

The memory of the victims of the Georgian fascism was honored on Tuesday at a mourning rally in the village of Tsinagar, Lenigorsky district of South Ossetia - at the monument to the murdered residents of Tsinagar.

In the course of the week, 20 citizens of the Republic will return home from North Ossetia-Alania, Foreign Minister, Dmitry Medoev, said at the meeting of the headquarters for preventing the penetration of coronavirus.

“Ten people are arriving today. There are children among them. The next group will arrive on Thursday,” Medoev said.

According to the head of the Foreign Ministry, another 57 South Ossetian citizens who want to return home have applied to the Consular Agency.

Restrictive measures imposed on the border of South Ossetia with Russia in connection with the threat of coronavirus should be maintained and control should be strengthened, President of the Republic Anatoly Bibilov said on Tuesday at a meeting of the operational headquarters for countering the penetration of coronavirus.

At one of the conferences of the South-Ossetian Research Institute Director Robert Gagloity, touching on the issues of the genocide of the Ossetian people, stated that two attempts occurred during the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century - the phases of the genocide of the people of South Ossetia. According to him, twice the Georgian fascists tried to break the will, erase historical memory, destroy national identity, deprive the homeland, and physically destroy the population of South Ossetia.

Engineers of the 58th Army of the Southern Military District will clear more than 20 thousand hectares of combined-arms from explosive objects in the North Caucasus and Transcaucasia, the press service of the Southeast Military District reported on Tuesday.

April 28, 1991 is a tragic date that has remained forever in the modern history of South Ossetia, when seven unarmed residents of the village.of Tsinagar of the Leningor district of South Ossetia - Otar Margiev, Givi Bibilov, Slavik Chertkoev, Zaur Khubulov, Otar Khubulov, Tengiz Dudaev and Taimuraz Khubulov, - defending their pastures from cattle theft, were killed by the Georgian aggressors.

This villainous crime once again shows how low the Georgian Nazism has fallen, not disdaining the murder of peaceful, unarmed, defenseless people.

The first group of South Ossetian citizens who arrived from Vladikavkaz on April 14 went through a 14-day quarantine; on Tuesday they will be sent home. As reported to IA "Res" by Deputy Chairman of the South Ossetian Committee for Consumer Rights Protection Anna Gagloeva, all 12 people were tested for coronavirus, and the results were negative.