Truth about Russian Georgian Conflict-roots and history-by Kovalev subtitled

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Russian pilots treated in prison hospital

Russian pilots arrested by Georgian defense during Georgia bombing, are held in the prison hospital where they het appropriate treatment. Colonel Igor Zinov and Major Vyacheslav Malkov were the pilots of those SU24 and TU22 bomber aircrafts, which was shot down by Georgian defense during the bombing of Gori. The catapulted pilots were arrested by governmental forces.

The pilots are asserting they did not bomb peaceful villages, but the fact is different, their planes were dropped in the villages near the city of Gori.

Russian tanks drive over Georgian police vehicles

Yet another impudence of Russian soldiers was reported from Kaspi. Four armored vehicles appeared in the village Igoeti today intending to move towards the village of Lamiskana. Georgian police resisted to the aggressors and made a barrier with their vehicles, however, the soldiers received an order from their general to drive over the police vehicles and so they did. The police managed to get out of the cars and luckily, no one was injured. Afterwards five other tanks drove towards the same village in couple of minutes after the incident.

Georgia sees little sign of Russian withdrawal

By MIKE ECKEL, Associated Press Writer

GORI, Georgia – Russia said its troops and tanks began to withdraw from the conflict zone with Georgia on Monday, but left unclear exactly where they would operate. And in the key Georgian city of Gori, there were no signs of a Russian pullback.

The statement by Russian Col.-Gen. Anatoly Nogovitsyn came amid uncertainty about whether Russia was fulfilling its side of the cease-fire intended to end the short but intense fighting that reignited Cold War tensions.

RF Chose Destruction of Economy with the Use of Military Force and Ethnic Cleansing

Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia

As it was indicated in the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia dated 13 August 2008, representatives of Abkhazia’s separatist authorities profited from the escalated situation in the Tskhinvali region and, in violation of all agreements and treaties signed up to this day and with the assistance of Russian invaders, occupied Upper Abkhazia and conducted a mass cleansing of the region’s ethnic Georgian population.

Timeline of Events in the Russians Invasion & Occupation of Georgia

18 AUGUST

17:30 Russian military plane entered Georgian airspace from North near Stefantsminda (Kasbegi). It flew towards Jinvali dam, overflew it and returned.

17:30 Georgian police check point attacked by Russian Military near Igoeti. Tanks run over Police Cars.

Russian armored vehicles began movement from Igoeti towards Akhalgori. On the checkpoint of Georgian police they crashed police cars and continued their movement towards Akhalgori.

Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia On Georgia’s withdrawal from CIS

On 14 August 2008 the Parliament of Georgia adopted resolutions terminating with respect to Georgia the Agreement on the Creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States of 8 December 1991, Charter of the Commonwealth of Independent States approved by decision of 22 January 1993 of the Council of Heads of State of the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Agreement on the Creation of Economic Union of 24 September 1993.

Statement of The Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources of Georgia

The Ministry of Environment Protection and Natural Resources of Georgia urgently tries to attract the attention of all relevant international organizations to the dramatic situation created in Georgia with regard to the forest burning in several regions of the country as a result of Russian bombing, particularly in Borjomi region, where unique forests are burning creating danger also to Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park which is situated in immediate proximity to these forests.

Russia must leave Georgia immediately

LE FIGARO
Monday, August 18, 2008

In The Figaro, the head of state affirms that he will convene a special European council meeting if the ceasefire is not quickly put in place. (Translation by Bruce Aicree of Greenberg Quinlan Rosner)

By Nicolas Sarkozy

The moment will come when facts and responsibilities will be established in an incontrovertible way: the weeks of provocation and skirmishes all along the South Ossetian border; the rash Georgian military intervention inside the separatist province during the nights of the seventh and eighth of August; the brutal and disproportionate response by Russian troops against the small army of Georgian soldiers in South Ossetia; the ouster of Abkhazia, the other separatist province in which Georgia had retaken a foothold in 2006, before invading the rest of Georgia proper.

Russian occupational army maintaining its positions

The Russian army is still stationed in Gori town, and there is no sign that they are going to leave the territory today. Davit Tabuzadze, Head officer of Georgia’s Shida Kartli Police reported.
“The situation in Gori is the same.

The Russian military units are still stationed here. Georgian police have no opportunity to enter the city. Russian side has declared that the withdrawal of the troops to be launched today, but there is no sign that they are going to leave the territory today,” Tabuzadze stated.

The Russian and Abkhazian armored units are also stationed in Kodori Gorge. According to the released information, Cossacks are there as well. The houses of the locals have been robbed. As locals report, the invaders have set fire to things they could not take with them.