In recent days, explosions have been occurring in South Ossetia. As a result of one such explosion, the head of the joint headquarters of the peacekeeping forces in the conflict zone, Colonel Ivan Petrik, was killed. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to the head of the South Ossetian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Mikhail Mindzaev. Naturally, South Ossetia accuses Georgia of organizing the terrorist attack, and Georgia blames the Russian special services.

By the fifteenth anniversary of the "small civil war" in Moscow, it became clear that, in general, they did not remember about it. In the newspapers and on the air - heaps of myths and a bike of politicians stuck in the past, "not forgetting anything and learning anything." Is there something worthy of memory in those days? Some experience, an experience that is not a shame to remember?

The death of a person is always a grief. The death of a famous person upsets not only his loved ones, but also thousands of people who did not know him personally. But the man's death caused an unusual reaction. I don’t remember that after someone’s death there were so many jokes and so many smiling faces. No one was happy about this death - it’s just that no person can live forever. And 108 years is a huge period by any standards. It's hard to wish for more.