Draft treaty on alliance between Moscow and Tskhinvali refers to integration of special services

According to Russian media, as per the so-called agreement, special services, state institutions, army and law enforcement agencies of Russia and so-called South Ossetia will be integrated.

The so-called border-crossing checkpoints will be abolished, and customs control as well as movement of people and goods will be freely available; salaries of state employees, pensions and allowances will become equal to that of Russia’s.

Russian media says head of the so-called South Ossetia's presidential administration confirmed such draft agreement does exist, though he said it may be amended before December 27 when the so-called political council will gather in Tskhinvali.

Singing of the so-called treaty between Russia and so-called South Ossetia is scheduled for January 2015.