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The position of Georgia towards the Russian Federation does not suit the countries of the West, Zita Besaeva, a member of the South Ossetian Parliament, the Chairman of the Nykhas political party, told the “Res” news agency.

“Today we are observing the processes that are taking place in Georgia. It did not join the sanctions that imposed by the West against Russia and, of course, the idea of opening a second front,” Besaeva said.

According to the deputy, the situation in Georgia is being rocked from the inside in order to arrange a civil war, to carry out a coup d'etat.

The Russian Foreign Ministry stressed the unacceptability of the unilateral decisions of the co-chairs to cancel and postpone the scheduled rounds of the International Geneva Discussions, the press service of the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

Servicemen participating in Russia's special military operation in Ukraine received another humanitarian aid from the Ossetian community of the Russian city of Novorossiysk. As the head of the community, Vitaly Gabaraev, told IA “Res”, the Ossetian fighters were delivered a Niva car and food.

The current events in Georgia should be viewed in the context of Western influence.

This is stated in the comments of the representative of the South Ossetian Foreign Ministry in Austria, Patrick Poppel, on the current situation in Georgia.

"I consider this development very dangerous for peace in the Caucasus. The US and Western states have no right to interfere in the sovereign policy of the Caucasian states," he said.

Head of the Department of Biology, Head of the Biomedical Research Laboratory of the South Ossetian State University, Professor Taimuraz Kokoev will take part in the first International Symposium on New Energy and Environment, which will be held on "Chejudo" Island in South Korea. This was reported to the Res news agency by Kokoev himself.

According to the professor, he plans to send a summary of his report to the organizers of the event and take part in the scientific forum online.

"The event will be held from September 21-22," he said.

South Ossetia is closely following the events taking place in Georgia, which cause serious concern, said Yegor Kochiev, Deputy Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy for Post-Conflict Settlement.

Ramzan Kadyrov sent a congratulatory message to Alan Gagloev

 Minister of Culture of the Chechen Republic, Aishat Kadyrova, was awarded the highest state award, the Order of Friendship, by the decree of President of South Ossetia, Alan Gagloev.

The award on behalf of the President to the First Deputy Minister of Culture of the Chechen Republic Maret Baysarova was handed over by Prime Minister of the Republic Konstantin Dzhussoev after the concert of the Vainakh Group at the State Drama Theater in Tskhinval.

The operational situation on the South Ossetian-Georgian section of the state border is stable, there are no trends for its escalation, reports the State Security Committee of South Ossetia

"In order to timely identify and localize threats to security, the KGB is continuously monitoring the development of the internal political situation in Georgia through the available capabilities," the Committee's press service said.

Earlier, the power structures of South Ossetia were transferred to the reinforced version of service due to the protests taking place in Georgia.

South Ossetia is closely watching the events taking place in Georgia over the past few days, which cause serious concern in the Republic, the RSO Foreign Ministry said in the official commentary.

Five cargo GAZelles of humanitarian aid for Ossetian fighters were delivered to the zone of the special military operation, Dzambolat Tedeev, a member of the North Ossetian Parliament, said at the press conference in Sputnik.

According to him, generators, quadrocopters, food, and essentials were delivered to the fighters.

“We need to support the guys who are fighting in the Donbass today; they are defending the interests of Russia and South Ossetia. If this is not done, then tomorrow this war will come to us,” Tedeev said.