South Ossetian President Eduard Kokoity and opposition leader Alla Dzhioeva, who won the elections, reached an agreement. The document signed by both states that Dzhioeva and her closest supporters recognize the parliament’s decision to set the date for the second presidential elections on March 25, 2012, have the right to participate in them, “are taking measures to ensure that their supporters vacate the square as soon as possible and stop street actions”, their agreement with these points “is publicly declared in a televised address or on Teatralnaya Square in front of their supporters in the presence of the media.” And Kokoity undertakes to resign after Dzhioeva’s public appeal, and at the same time dismisses Deputy Prosecutor General Eldar Kokoev and submits a proposal to parliament for the resignation of Prosecutor General Taimuraz Khugaev and Chairman of the Supreme Court Atsamaz Bichenov. In addition, Kokoity guarantees Dzhioeva and her supporters safety and inviolability in connection with their political views. After his resignation, the duties of the President are transferred to the Chairman of the Government Vadim Brovtsev.
By the way, the agreement was reached through the mediation of Sergei Vinokurov, a representative of the Russian Presidential Administration. They can, after all.