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02.08.2009, 10:53
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Russia says it is prepared to use force to protect its troops and civilians in South Ossetia if Georgia continues its military provocations, according to Russian officials.
10.10.2009, 09:16
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An EU commission report may have pointed the finger at Georgia for causing the 2008 conflict in South Ossetia, but there is anger in Russia that some media in the West are not listening.
07.08.2009, 22:37
“Those who armed the aggressor should be punished as well” – that is the view of Eduard Kokoity, the president of South Ossetia.
01.12.2009, 16:48
A group of Russian academics have been denied entry to Georgia. The researchers were not allowed to cross the border at Tbilisi airport and had to come back on the same plane on which they arrived.
06.08.2010, 12:20
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NATO states are using economic methods in an attempt to help Georgia reclaim South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia’s permanent representative to the alliance Dmitry Rogozin has said.
13.08.2010, 16:27
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Moscow’s policy towards supporting South Ossetia and Abkhazia remains unchanged, President Dmitry Medvedev said at a meeting with his Ossetian counterpart Eduard Kokoity.
21.10.2009, 02:53
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A war of titans seems to be starting, but luckily not a bloody one this time. Die Hard 2 director Renny Harlin to make film about 2008 Georgian war, but another star, Emir Kusturica, seems ready to fire back with a hit.
17.02.2010, 15:03
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Georgia intends to turn to international courts to file a lawsuit against Russia, claiming the country provoked the Georgian-Abkhazian and Georgian-South Ossetian conflicts.
16.07.2010, 15:36
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President Lukashenko, having lost ground in Moscow, has now turned to the Kremlin’s foes and is enjoying warm relations with his former critic Georgian leader Saakashvili. What could be behind this sudden mutual love?
26.08.2009, 22:19
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“Russia, I suppose, had to respond to that [Georgian assault], but the way it responded… was devastating to its image,” says Donald Rayfield, professor of Georgian and Russian Studies at the University of London.
Published: 12 May, 2009, 11:00
Georgia's opposition has promised to both continue demonstrating in the capital Tbilisi, and to take its protest into the provinces.
