Примеры использования Ossetian separatists на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Abkhaz and Ossetian separatists were also involved in this conflict.
From early June, military provocations by Ossetian separatists increased dramatically.
On 16 October, Ossetian separatists stole cattle from the village of Korinta, Akhalgori District.
After all, this is the same policy as that followed by both Abkhaz and Ossetian separatists.
South Ossetian separatists began shelling Georgian villages on 1 August.
They found the photo of Deputy Administrator of Ossetian separatists Merab Chigoev among the photos.
On 25 October, Ossetian separatists appropriated two buses belonging to Georgian drivers.
After returning from the region, the State Minister immediately continued efforts to organize bilateral meetings with the Ossetian separatists, with the Russian side undertaking to act as a mediator.
On 30 November, Ossetian separatists opened fire at Georgian positions in the village of Plavismani.
On 10 November, at 0715, in the village of Dvani, Kareli District, two policemen, Imeda Kakhniashvili and Tamaz Khachapuridze, died of a mine explosion while patrolling;the mine was put there by Ossetian separatists.
On 18 October at about 1530, Ossetian separatists blew up the bridge in the village of Adzvi, Gori District.
Taking advantage of South Ossetia's lack of access to the central mass media of the Soviet Union,the Georgian authorities succeeded in creating an image of"South Ossetian separatists", although it is absurd to call separatists those people who do not want to leave their state.
On 26 August, Ossetian separatists released Tamaz Sirbiladze's children, who had been kidnapped during the war.
Fire came from the territory controlled by Ossetian separatists, not far from the village of Khviti, Gori District.
On 18 October, Ossetian separatists closed and took away an electric transformer from the village of Zemo Okona, Znauri District, aiming to force the Georgian population out of the village.
On 24 October, in the village of Khurvaleti, Gori District, Ossetian separatists attacked a delegation of the Georgian Ministry of Education, which visited the local school.
On 18 October, Ossetian separatists shut down a water pipeline from the Patara Liakhvi Gorge towards Gori District.
Just recently, on 20 September 2005,South Ossetian separatists held a celebration of so-called independence of the self-styled Republic of South Ossetia and a military parade.
Abkhazian and Ossetian separatists hoped to receive support from Russia which would help them to restore the USSR.
On 11 September, Ossetian separatists brutally beat up Mikhael Tukhareli b. in 1940 in v. Disevi, Gori District.
On 26 March, at about 1400, Ossetian separatists opened fire at the villagers working in the fields close to the village of Ditsi.
On 5 December, at 0815, Ossetian separatists fired form the village of Khelchua to the Georgian police station in the village of Mereti.
On 21 April, South Ossetian separatists detained two OSCE monitoring officers for a"border violation" and later released them.
On 16 October, Ossetian separatists detained two local Georgians while they were cutting wood near the village of Akhmaji, Akhalgori District.
On 16 November, Ossetian separatists arrested Khashuri residents Tristan Gugutishvili and Vasil Simonishvili near the village of Kirkula, Tskhinvali District.
On 30 October, Ossetian separatists opened fire at a Georgian police checkpoint in the village of Ergneti from Tskhinvali; the fire continued for 20 minutes.
On 26 October, Ossetian separatists expelled Givi Mamamtavrishvili together with his four family members and Anastasia Gigauri, together with her two family members, from their houses in the village of Ikoti, Akhalgori District, for not knowing the Ossetian language.
Both Russia and South Ossetian separatist authorities rejected the proposal.
In response, the representative of Georgia held that South Ossetian separatist authorities and armed forces were under the control and direction of the Russian Federation.
It is in fact quite possible that there were contacts with the Ossetian side prior to the creation of Dmitry Sanakoev's temporary administration on the territory of the former South Ossetian autonomous region in order to act as a counterweight to Russian influence and provide evidence that not all of the population of South Ossetia supported the separatists.