Russia reacts to Georgia’s victory in the 2008 war case: ‘Russia proactively supports S. Ossetia in its efforts to build a democratic state’

The Russian Foreign Ministry has responded to Georgia’s recent victory in the Russia-Georgia 2008 war case in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has tweeted that the ‘friendly relations between Russia and South Ossetia (Georgia's Russian-occupied Tskhinvali region) are based on the principles of alliance and integration.’
ECHR released its judgement earlier today which says that Russia violated several articles of the European Convention of Human rights during the conflict in Georgia back in 2008 and carried out ethnic cleansing of Georgians.
Latest news
Latest newsBetween a Rock and a Hard Place: The Political Situation Forces Netanyahu into a Difficult Choice
21.Oct.2025
Serbia’s European Integration: Prospects and Obstacles
21.Oct.2025
Ukrainian Drones Set Fire to Russia’s Largest Gas Plant, Gas Intake from Kazakhstan Suspended
20.Oct.2025
Trump and Zelensky in Washington: The Return of “Hardline Support” Policy
19.Oct.2025
Activist Margretta Mirzoyan on the Political Mood in Armenia
18.Oct.2025
Trump and Putin Prepare to Meet Ahead of Zelensky’s White House Visit: A New Phase of Diplomacy or Pressure on Kyiv?
17.Oct.2025
A Shadow over the Russian-Azerbaijani Thaw: What Lies Behind the Arrest of Former Presidential Chief of Staff Ramiz Mehdiyev?
16.Oct.2025
Russia and Syria: A New Chapter in Relations After the Coup
16.Oct.2025
NATO and EU Join Forces to Build a “Drone Wall”
15.Oct.2025
Trump: New bonds of friendship to join Armenia to Azerbaijan
14.Oct.2025

26 Oct 2025


