The USA has described Russia’s actions as "dangerous and disproportionate".

US Deputy National Security Adviser James Jeffrey said that if the Russian escalation continued, it would have a “significant” long-term impact on relations between the Moscow and Washington.

“We’re alarmed by this situation,” he told reporters in Beijing.

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I do not think that Russia really gives a Hoot what the USA thinks right now! Since the USA is responsible for the issues going on in Russia’s backyard…….

Kyle & Svet

comments always welcome.

Georgia is guilty of genocide!

Georgia is guilty of genocide – Medvedev

Presiden t Dmitry Medvedev has described Georgia’s actions in the conflict zone as genocide. He has ordered Russian prosecutors to collect evidence of the crimes committed there.

Georgia has exposed South Ossetia to a very crude and cynical aggression. People have died. Russian citizens have died, including local residents and peacekeepers. The actions of the Georgian side cannot be described as anything else but genocide.

“The information we have received suggests that horrible crimes were committed there. People were killed, burnt, run down by tanks, had their throats were cut,” Medvedev said.

The President went on to say that “the operation to restore peace will continue and those guilty will be punished”.

Earlier, after visiting a refugee camp in North Ossetia, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin also accused Georgia of genocide and said those responsible for war crimes should be prosecuted.
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Bet you did not hear this from CNN….

Kyle & Svet

Thousands of South Ossetians are trapped in the ruins of a city

Shelled city is living hell

Thousands of South Ossetians are trapped in the ruins of a city almost destroyed by Georgian missiles. The remaining residents of Tskhinvali are huddled in cellars beneath bombed-out buildings. They are struggling to survive – without water, food or electricity.

China is one among a host of countries around the world calling for an end to the violence.

Delegation goes to Georgia to broker ceasefire

An international delegation is heading to Tbilisi in an effort to broker a ceasefire in South Ossetia. The group includes representatives from the EU, the OSCE and the US. China is one among a host of countries around the world calling for an end to the violence.

Georgia is breaking international law by launching military action to reclaim South Ossetia.

German Official Says Georgia ‘Breaking International Law’

The No. 2 at the German foreign ministry on Saturday said Georgia is breaking international law by launching military action to reclaim South Ossetia.

Gernot Erler said Tbilisi had breached a 1992 ceasefire agreement struck with Russia over the renegade Caucasus enclave, monitored essentially by Russian peacekeepers.

“It’s an insane, bloody war which will surely do nothing to resolve the problem of this separatist Ossetian province,” said Erler, deputy to Frank- Walter Steinmeier.

The situation is escalating in Georgia’s second breakaway republic

Abkhazia starts war with Georgia

The situation is escalating in Georgia’s second breakaway republic – Abkhazia. Its troops are on the move towards the security zone in the Gali region close to the border with Georgia. Meanwhile they are continuing a military operation to dislodge Georgian forces in the upper Kodori Gorge in northern Abkhazia.

The UN’s 15 military observers have been evacuated from the region after a request from the Abkhazian side.

Western media outlets can’t be trusted

No western cameras in South Ossetia

The conflict over Georgia’s breakaway republic is as much about information as it is about weapons. South Ossetia’s press service claims Western media outlets can’t be trusted because they haven’t been operating in the region ”since the conflict began”.

the third time the UN Security Council has failed to make a decision over the conflict in South Ossetia

Third UN meeting in 24 hours brings no result over Georgian war

For the third time the UN Security Council has failed to make a decision over the conflict in South Ossetia. The Russian ambassador to the UN Vitaly Churkin said he believed the delay was partly responsible for the escalation of violence in the region.

United States could be partly responsible for the violence in South Ossetia.

U.S. can be partly blamed for war – ex Georgian FM

A number of experts agree the military conflict between Georgia and South Ossetia is not in Russia’s interests. The Former Georgian Foreign Minister Salome Zurabishvili says the United States could be partly responsible for the violence in South Ossetia.

Prime Minister accused Georgia of genocide

Putin accuses Georgia of genocide

Vladimir Putin says Georgia has broken the rules of war in its offensive in South Ossetia. After visiting a refugee camp in North Ossetia, the Prime Minister accused Georgia of genocide and said those responsible for war crimes should be prosecuted.