At the core of the dispute were differing interpretations between the Georgian and South Ossetians sides about the course of the boundary in this particular area.
After an investigation by the European Union Monitoring Mission in Georgia the post was not removed, but the dispute itself remained unresolved.
Driaev announced that he was going to open a parliamentary investigation towards possible censure of the South Ossetian general prosecutor, the cause for the public's dissatisfaction with the government.
[4] Driaev is the co-chairman of the Commission for Cooperation between the Federation Council and the Parliament of the Republic of South Ossetia, as well as the chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Policy and Interparliamentary Ties.
[7] Additionally, he urged the rest of parliament to follow a Russian Duma decree that the United States must end its embargo on Cuba, as well as denounce the death of civilians in the Israel–Hamas war.