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{{{native_name}}} Government of the Republic of South Ossetia
ध्वज Coat of arms
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Capital	Tskhinvali {{coor dm|42|14|N|43|58|E|type:country({{{area}}})}}
आधिकारिक भाषाएं	Ossetian, Russian1
सरकार
- President	Eduard Kokoity
- Prime Minister	Yury Morozov
De facto independence from Georgia
- Declared	November 28 1991
- Recognition	none
क्षेत्रफल
- कुल	[[{{{area_magnitude}}} m²|{{{area}}} km²]] ({{{area_rank}}}) {{{areami²}}} sq mi
जनसंख्या
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मुद्रा	Russian ruble (RUB)
समय जो़न	{{{time_zone}}} (UTC{{{utc_offset}}})
Internet TLD	{{{cctld}}}

{{{native_name}}} Provisional Administration of South Ossetia
ध्वज Coat of arms
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Capital	Kurta
आधिकारिक भाषाएं	Ossetian, Georgian
सरकार
- Head of the Administration	Dmitri Sanakoyev [१]
- Interior Minister	Jemal Karkusov
Temporary provisional administrative entity of Georgia 1
- Established	April, 2007
- Recognition	Only by Georgia
क्षेत्रफल
- कुल	[[{{{area_magnitude}}} m²|{{{area}}} km²]] ({{{area_rank}}}) {{{areami²}}} sq mi
जनसंख्या
- जन घनत्व	{{{population_density}}}/km² ({{{population_density_rank}}}) {{{population_densitymi²}}}/sq mi
मुद्रा	Georgian lari (GEL)
समय जो़न	{{{time_zone}}} (UTC{{{utc_offset}}})
Internet TLD	{{{cctld}}}

South Ossetia (Ossetian: Хуссар Ирыстон, Khussar Iryston; साँचा:Lang-ka, Samkhret Oseti; साँचा:Lang-ru, Yuzhnaya Osetiya) was an autonomous oblast of Georgia in Soviet times. The majority of the territory including the capital of Tshkinvali is administered by the government of the de facto independent South Ossetian Republic, which declared independence from Georgia. South Ossetia's declaration of independence is not recognised by any country.^[२] However parts of eastern and southern South Ossetia are controlled by the Georgian government. Georgia does not recognise South Ossetia as a distinct or independent entity. However in April of 2007, the Georgian government created a temporary administrative unit (Provisional Administrative Entity of South Ossetia ^[३]) headed by ethnic Ossetians (former members of separatist government) which would enable Tbilisi to administer the region through local leaders, negotiate with Ossetian authorities regarding its final status and conflict resolution.^[४]