SOUTH OSSETIA REFUTES GEORGIAN CLAIMS OF ALLEGED DEATH OF 8 COSSACKS
By empty (8/19/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The South Ossetian authorities have denied Georgian claims that eight Cossacks were killed near Tskhinvali. \"The Georgian interior minister\'s statement that eight Cossacks were killed near Tskhinvali last night is not true. There are no Cossacks in the Ossetian armed units,\" Chairwoman of the South Ossetian Information and Press Committee Irina Gagloyeva told Interfax.Visit also
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