Regarding the recognition of the genocide of the Ossetian people, the 100th anniversary of which is marked this year, it is necessary to use the so-called popular diplomacy, communicate with non-governmental organizations, social movements, ordinary people, regardless of the position of an individual, the historian Robert Kulumbegov believes.
Until Georgian politicians and Georgian society as a whole give assess honestly and objectively the genocide of 1920, the events of the 90s of the last century, the shameful military aggression of 2008 and recognize their responsibility for the consequences of the aggressive policy against South Ossetia, talks about improving relationships are pointless.
This is stated in the commentary of the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Ossetia, published on the official website on Wednesday.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Ossetia, Dmitry Medov, noted in a comment to the Res news agency that the formation of the country's foreign policy department was connected with the creation of the first government of the Republic.
Medoev has reminded that on May 28-29, 1992, amid the escalation of Georgian armed aggression against the people of South Ossetia and bloody hostilities, a session of the Supreme Council of the Republic of South Ossetia was held in Tskhinval, where the Act of Declaration of Independence of South Ossetia was adopted.
South Ossetia is concerned about the work of the Richard Lugar Public Health Research Center in Georgia, which is located near the Georgian-South Ossetian border, and hopes that Russian experts will be allowed to monitor the laboratory, South Ossetian Foreign Minister Dmitry Medoev told TASS on Wednesday.
Agreements signed in Moscow on the procedure for providing financial assistance and support for investment activities, as well as on the procedure for providing financial assistance for socio-economic development are of great importance for South Ossetia, said President of the Republic Anatoly Bibilov.
“The implementation of the provisions of the signed documents is directly related to improving the quality of life of residents of the Republic,” said Anatoly Bibilov in a comment to IA “Res.”
Yuri Vazagov, member of the expert council at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Ossetia, held a press briefing in Tskhinval for journalists: “Georgia in a pandemic: problems and prospects.”
As noted by Vazagov, the coronavirus pandemic that swept Georgia, revealed a number of persistent trends caused by both domestic and foreign policy factors.
The situation in Georgia in connection with the coronavirus pandemic continues to excite the sick imagination of Georgian politicians, according to a comment by the South Ossetian Foreign Minister Dmitry Medoev in connection with the ongoing political speculation of representatives of the Georgian authorities around the topic of COVID-19.
South Ossetian citizen Joe Mestas, who lives in the USA, told IA "Res" about the life in the state of Florida in isolation and the spread of coronavirus:
Сhairman of the international Renaissance association, a member of the pan-European coordinating council of Russian compatriots, Radion Pukhaev, told the Res news agency how Europeans live in the conditions of the spread of coronavirus in the province of Nord Brabant (Holland) and what measures are taken to reduce cases of the disease:
The Treaty of Alliance and Integration between the Republic of South Ossetia and the Russian Federation, signed in March 2015, is without a doubt very important based on the desire of the people of South Ossetia to join the Russian Federation, said President of South Ossetia Anatoly Bibilov.