South Ossetia
South Ossetia
South Ossetia shares 219 connections with 3882 places across 22 topics, with government and military affairs forming the bulk of its reach. Most of its strongest ties run to Russia, Ukraine, and Abkhazia, reflecting overlapping histories of post-Soviet territorial disputes. Its connections cover the 2008 Five Day War, international recognition debates, and the region's unicameral parliament established under its constitution as a de facto independent republic. Diplomacy and history round out the dominant threads.
Parliament of South Ossetia
Connects South Ossetia to: Tskhinvali | Tsinagari
Dmitry Medoyev
Connects South Ossetia to: Russia | Moscow, Central
Greater Liakhvi River
Connects South Ossetia to: Kurta (village), (de facto) (de jure) | Buzala, Georgia | Vaneli, Georgia
Commonwealth
Connects South Ossetia to: Japan | Virginia | Philippines
Alexander Emelianenko
Connects South Ossetia to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern
USCGC Dallas (WHEC-716)
Connects South Ossetia to: Dallas, Texas | Vietnam
monuments in Akhalgori Municipality
Connects South Ossetia to: Russia | Akhalgori, Georgia | Akhalgori Municipality
Mark Rein-Hagen
Connects South Ossetia to: Tbilisi, Georgia
Samuel Santos López
Connects South Ossetia to: New York City, New York | Nicaragua | Managua, Nicaragua
Leonid Tibilov
Connects South Ossetia to: Russia | Moscow, Central | Znaur District
Religion in Georgia (country)
Connects South Ossetia to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Abkhazia | Kartli, Georgia | Mtskheta, Georgia
Internal Troops of Georgia
Connects South Ossetia to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Abkhazia | Batumi, Georgia | Kutaisi, Georgia