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Who lives in the Truso Gorge in Georgia after the Ossetians left?

The Truso gorge is located between the Caucasus and Khokh ranges in the Kazbegi region of Georgia, and borders the Russian autonomous republic of North Ossetia to the north. According to a 2014 population census of Georgia, 29 people lived in nineteen villages of the valley. Even these remained in the village only seasonally, leaving with the advent of winter. Winters in Truso are snowy and severe. Snow falls continually until the end of autumn, and the valley is closed for several months. Many villages still lack electricity, gas and roads. Even in summer some villages can be reached only on horseback. Politics has significantly influenced this place remote from civilisation, where there is not even electricity and communications. It directly touched these communities, putting people at the center of the conflict. The result was the reinforcement of stereotypes in both communities. In the Ossetian community of Truso, which no longer lives in the gorge, they believe that their former countrymen want to destroy their heritage, while in the Georgian community they believe that their former Ossetian neighbors want to appropriate the land. 👉 https://cutt.ly/Y1zK7Dq JAMnews offer latest news about the developments in the region in five languages, reporting exclusively verified data from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Russia, Turkey, as well as from the disputed regions of Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Nagorno Karabakh. We offer professional and impartial analysis on the major trends and developments, thus seeking to help people from different regions of the Caucasus to get to know each other better. Do you want to stay informed? Subscribe to our newsletter: https://jam-news.net/category/news/pa... Find JAMnews on Facebook -   / jamnewsinenglish   Find JAMnews on Instagram -   / jam_news   Follow JAMnews on Twitter -   / jamnewscaucasus   Subscribe to our channel -    / @jamnewsinenglish   Support JAMnews - https://jam-news.net/support-our-jour...