Archive - 11/3/2026

A single state with Georgia is out of the question. South Ossetia has its own path and is focused on partnership with the Russian Federation Akhsar Dzhioyev, a head of the Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has stated at the press conference, commenting on the recent statement by the Georgian President.

Dzhioev has noted that South Ossetia's official position on this issue is well known and remains unchanged. It has been repeatedly stated by the Republic's President, Alan Gagloev, and representatives of the Foreign Ministry.

South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev declared the unchanged positions of the countries that have recognized the Republic's independence and emphasized the strategic course toward deepening integration with Russia.

The corresponding instructions were given to Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Ossetia.

During the government meeting on Wednesday, the President noted that the partners who had recognized South Ossetia's state sovereignty confirmed the firmness of their decisions.

South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev has expressed condolences to Bryansk Region Governor Alexander Bogomaz over the tragedy that occurred in Bryansk.

"On behalf of people of the Republic of South Ossetia and on my own behalf, I express my sincere and deep condolences over the tragedy that occurred in Bryansk as a result of a missile strike that took the lives of six civilians and injured dozens.