The New York Times: Georgia Offers Fresh Evidence on War's Start
nytimes.com/2008/09/16/world/europe/16georgia.html?pagewanted=3&_r=1&hp
I hope it's just beginning. I hope everything will be exposed soon. I am sure that Russia with its government, this uncivilized country is a huge threat to all the nations and to the entire civilized world.
Georgia is now a victim of a brutal aggression initiated by Russia and its cronies in the Caucasus. The criminal regime that the Russians set up in South Ossetia has accused Georgia of genocide against the Ossetian people. This is a terrible lie and another Kremlin-sponsored provocation. Georgia has always been a multi-national countries that has been home to Georgians, Jews, Ossetians, Armenians, and Abkhazians among others. All these nations have lived in Georgia peacefully for many centuries.
Georgia is not waging a war against Ossetians, Georgians have lived side by side with Ossetians for centuries. Georgia is defending itself from the Russian nationalists who sit in Kremlin and what to annex Georgian land to rebuild an empire that is long gone.
The real genocide happened in Ossetia in the late 1980s and early 1990s when Russian-backed thugs and the Russian military expelled 40,000 Georgian civilians from their homes and killed thousands more.
This is a war in which a small but proud nation fights for its right to exist against a superpower that wants to destroy it.
Today Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has confessed that Russia has exaggerated the use of force during the military operation in Georgia, however, he added that it was difficult to determine targets in war.
''Extra activities were from both sides, but it was a war. When you see that the enemy opens fire at night, you are not marching but running to help Tskhinvali, it is difficult to fire exactly as much as necessary,'' Labrob said after his return from Abkhazia and Tskhinvali to Moscow.
Lavrov has also reported the details of his meeting with Terry Hacala. According to the Russian minister, the OSCE has not yet agreed to accept South Ossetian delegation in the conflict resolution negotiations
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Protest against Russian aggression in Tbilisi, Georgia
against Russian aggression in Tbilisi, Georgia
Human chain against Russian occupation