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Russia continues its occupation of South Ossetia, leading to accusations of annexation of Georgian territory.

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Russia continues its occupation of South Ossetia, leading to accusations of annexation of Georgian territory.

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  1. Border issues between South Ossetia and another state are currently being discussed.Sub-event
  2. Norway and UK condemn elections in occupied Georgia, while Georgia demands Russia uphold ceasefire.1 source
  3. Giorgi Gakharia established a checkpoint near South Ossetia.Sub-event
  4. Latvia condemns elections in Russian-occupied territory during the ongoing Russian occupation of South Ossetia.1 source
  5. Anti-Annexation Platform opposes Russian occupation of Georgian territory.Sub-event
  6. Russia actively supports the strengthening of statehood in South Ossetia and Abkhazia against Georgia.Sub-event
  7. A treaty allowing mutual recognition of permanent residence was executed in South Ossetia following a directive from the Russian federal center.Sub-event
  8. Russia claims to occupy 20 percent of Georgian territory and labels itself an enemy and occupier.Sub-event
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  1. Military operation started in Georgia on August 8, 2026.1 source
  2. Georgia considers South Ossetia part of its territory while Nauru formalizes diplomatic shifts.1 source
  3. Georgia is facing pressure regarding transit routes, demanding consent for new routes through its territory.Sub-event
  4. Gakharia mobilizes partners against Russian annexation and accuses Georgian Dream of failing to defend interests.1 source
  5. The Investigative Committee of Russia has begun investigating an official from South Ossetia.Sub-event
  6. The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Georgia violated human rights due to Russia's actions challenging its sovereignty.Sub-event
  7. Protests in Georgia reflect geopolitical tensions with Russia.Sub-event
  8. South Ossetia is seeking reunification with Great Russia.Sub-event
  9. Russia maintains occupation of South Ossetia and is accused of annexing Georgian territory.1 source

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