U.S. President George Bush makes a speech on Georgia-South Ossetia conflict
Published: 13 August, 2008, 19:04
U.S. President George Bush has expressed concern over reports that Russian troops had entered Georgia despite the cease-fire.
In a televised address, he said he expects Moscow to honour its commitment to the truce and to cease all military activities in Georgia.
13.08.2008, 19:01
EU foreign ministers to send observers to GeorgiaEuropean Union foreign ministers have announced they are prepared to send observers to Georgia in a bid to maintain stability. It comes as they are meeting in Brussels to discuss their response to the situation of Georgia and South Ossetia. |
13.08.2008, 20:37
Ceasefire gives way to PR warThe information war between Russia and Georgia is continuing, even after a ceasefire agreement has stopped the military conflict. On Wednesday evening, Mikhail Saakashvili spread panic in Tbilisi, by claiming that Russian tanks are on the move towards the |
