Ossetia

Their childhood was overshadowed by the tragedy. They will be haunted by the fear forever. Beslan - the town of innocent souls and innocent victims. The town of little angels on RTDoc.

In Beslan, Bricio Segovia returns to the "City of Angels" to attend the memorial ceremony commemorating those who died in a school siege 10 years ago. In London, Harry Fear works on his report on NATO. He explains the writing process and various ways of making a news package.

Bricio Segovia is in Beslan, North Ossetia, where he visits the "City of Angels" - a cemetery made for the victims of the terrorist hostage crisis that shook the town 10 years ago. In the meantime, Harry Fear travels to France to film a story about the controversial situation regarding illegal immigration.

In London, Marina Kosareva works on a story on the relevance of the British citizenship test as she learns that British people themselves often struggle to pass it. Meanwhile in Beslan, North Ossetia, Bricio Segovia returns to the tragic school where a hostage crisis happened 10 years ago, to film the memorial service.

Bricio Segovia travels to Beslan in North Ossetia to mark 10 years since a terrorist hostage crisis took the lives of 334 people, most of them children. Meanwhile in RT’s new London office, news anchor Bill Dod gives a guided tour of the studio and introduces the RT UK team.

RT correspondent Oksana Boyko investigates the aftermath of the conflict in South Ossetia in this in-depth report into the mothers who are grieving the loss of their children during the war.

The bloodiest conflict in the post-Soviet history. The biggest challenge Dmitry Medvedev faced during his tenure as President of Russia. The wounds brought to the people by the five-day Georgia-Ossetia war are just as fresh now as they were five years ago. 

Five years ago South Ossetia was devastated by a Georgian offensive designed to take control of the breakaway territory within its borders. Today South Ossetia is an independent republic, as recognized by Russia. We travel to the region to hear residents recall what happened five years ago and how life is moving on in their homeland.