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URGENT: Russian jets currently bombing Georgian villages outside South Ossetia
Despite the Russian President's claims earlier this morning that military operations against Georgia have been suspended, at this moment, Russian fighter jets are bombarding two Georgian villages utside South Ossetia—specifically, these are the villages of Ruisi in the Kareli region and the village of Sakoringo in the Kaspi region. Also, at 2:00 pm in the village of Agara in the Khashuri region, also outside South Ossetia, Russian military forces bombed and destroyed an ambulance.
Posted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia at 3:45 PM
Originally posted by chips
Mm.
BBC TV - AP: BP shuts down one of 3 Georgian pipelines.
Told you, Harlequin.
Originally posted by kdial1
I am just wondering now if the Neo-Cons are going to stage a Russian attack on Americans to get America Directly involved. Interesting times, you better believe now that Oil pipelines are involved, the "Oil" Administration in DC is going to get involved.
-Kdial1
Originally posted by absente
- Is targeting journalists and law enforcement officers
Sorry, but being a journalist in a war is risky - no proof of "targeting" whatsoever.
MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Tuesday that he had ordered an end to military operations against Georgia, but Tbilisi reported more attacks after the statement was made.
Medvedev's announcement came minutes before French President Nicolas Sarkozy, head of the European Union, landed in Moscow to meet with Medvedev to negotiate terms for a possible cease-fire.
The two men were joined by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, the presidential press service said.
"I have reached a decision to halt the operation to force the Georgian authorities to peace," Medvedev said. "The aggressor has been punished and has incurred very significant losses. Its armed forces are disorganized." Watch Georgia's reaction to halt in fighting »
"The statement on the halt of the military action by Russia is the news we had expected. It's good news," Sarkozy said later, according to an Interfax report.
Originally posted by chips
Some more:
BREAKING - AFP/SKY TV - NATO: Russia's decision to halt advancing troops in Georgia is not enough
- NATO has said that it will not change its decision about Georgia joining NATO.
Originally posted by Harlequin
reply to post by Truther
They have no reason at all to go steaming into ANOTHER counrty guns blazing.