Georgian Interior Ministry of Russia quietly apprehended words of provocation in South Ossetia

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Tuesday accused Georgia of preparing "a massive illegal penetration into the territory of South Ossetia," under the guise of a peace march in commemoration of the third anniversary of the recognition of Russia independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. "This is a provocation? The Georgian side is accustomed to such statements? "- Said Utiashvili. Russian Foreign Ministry claims that the planned action scenario involves an attempt to mass illegal entry into South Ossetia under the slogans of the return of refugees to their homes. In this regard, Russia's Foreign Ministry warned the Georgian side to attempt to take "a new adventure in the region." Earlier news agency of South Ossetia Tskhinvali RES spread of information that the de facto representative in post-conflict settlement Boris Chochiev sent a letter to the head of the observer mission of the European Union Andrzej Tyszkiewicz, which calls on the EU monitors to verify the information the South Ossetian side of the impending provocation by the Georgian side. "At the end of August 2011 (tentatively August 26) at the instigation of the Georgian authorities in several locations in Georgia, adjacent to the state border with South Ossetia, scheduled holding of the so-called" peace rallies "with the participation, including former residents of South Ossetia "- writes Chochiev. On Monday the EU Monitoring Mission (ECMM) has denied the information disseminated by the authorities in Tskhinvali, the Georgian side at the end of August plans to "provocation." According to the head office of Public Relations and Media Steve Bird, ECMM does not speak the official information that the Georgian side is planning an event in those days. ECMM noted that to date the statements of the authorities of Tskhinvali. "We are monitoring the region, working closely with the Georgian side and have connections with various departments of Georgia, who told us about their planned official events, on this basis, we confirm that the Georgian side has no plans to share in this region" – said Byrd . Russia after the "Five Day War" in August 2008 recognized the independence of the former Georgian autonomies – Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Tbilisi declared Abkhazia and South Ossetia occupied territories and broke off diplomatic relations with Russia.