Georgia condemns the second round of the presidential elections in South Ossetia. Georgian Foreign Ministry stated that no elections held in the occupied regions will ever have any legitimacy
Presidential elections in South Ossetia ended with the victory of the opposition candidate. The main role in this was played by the protest rally against the incumbent president, experts believe
Unbearable conditions, faulty equipment, incompetence of command and lack of faith in victory. Mediaza published a conversation between South Ossetian servicemen who refused to fight in Ukraine and President Biblov
Opposition candidate Alan Gagloev leads in the presidential elections in South Ossetia, the second round is scheduled for April 24
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