Breaking news - 29 November: South Ossetia has been thrown into political turmoil after the Supreme Court on Tuesday declared null and void the outcome of the November 27 runoff presidential elections because of violations. (agencies)

Supporters of Alla Dzhioyeva the opposition candidate who claims to have received 56% of the votes in the poll are protesting in the streets of Tskhinvali.

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