South Ossetia holds presidential elections, despite Georgian condemnation

With none of the candidates passing the required 50 percent mark, the top 2 candidates, De facto President Anatoly Bibilov and Alan Gagloyev, will face off in a runoff round.

Head of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic Pushilin and leader of Georgia's breakaway region of South Ossetia Bibilov attend a ceremony in Donetsk

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ByROMAN MEITAV

APRIL 16, 2022 18:13

South Ossetia holds presidential elections, despite Georgian condemnation

With none of the candidates passing the required 50 percent mark, the top 2 candidates, De facto President Anatoly Bibilov and Alan Gagloyev, will face off in a runoff round.

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South Ossetia holds presidential elections, despite Georgian condemnation

With none of the candidates passing the required 50 percent mark, the top 2 candidates, De facto President Anatoly Bibilov and Alan Gagloyev, will face off in a runoff round.

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