This is a post from my link to a Georgian Bloggers site:
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Status of war
Okay people, I can't tell you where I am right now but I will try to post some info from our, georgian side.
Everything began on 7th of August, when South Ossetian forces started fire towards georgian villages.
Our answer was to ceise fire - what did not happened, so georgian forces began to move into South Ossetian territory to stop the separatists.
That night georgian forces occupied Tskhinvali and the fire was stopped.
Kokoity and his administration flew to village of Djava under protection of russian peacekeepers.
Another day - 8th of August russian troops started to invade South Ossetia and at the same time to bomb some military and civilian targets across Georgia - towns of Gori, Senaki, Zugdidi, port of Poti and numerous georgian military bases, as well as Tskhinvali itself.
Georgian official losses - 40 soldiers and 17 civilians.
Today's situation:
Abkhazia attacked Kodori and thereby opened a second war front for Georgia.
This morning at 7 AM russian aircraft bombed an aircraft factory near Airport of Tbilisi.
More than 300 tanks and 10 000 soldiers of the russian 58th army (NOT peacekeepers) are now in South Ossetia and they plan to attack Zugdidi in western Georgia.
This is an undeclared war.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Status of war
Okay people, I can't tell you where I am right now but I will try to post some info from our, georgian side.
Everything began on 7th of August, when South Ossetian forces started fire towards georgian villages.
Our answer was to ceise fire - what did not happened, so georgian forces began to move into South Ossetian territory to stop the separatists.
That night georgian forces occupied Tskhinvali and the fire was stopped.
Kokoity and his administration flew to village of Djava under protection of russian peacekeepers.
Another day - 8th of August russian troops started to invade South Ossetia and at the same time to bomb some military and civilian targets across Georgia - towns of Gori, Senaki, Zugdidi, port of Poti and numerous georgian military bases, as well as Tskhinvali itself.
Georgian official losses - 40 soldiers and 17 civilians.
Today's situation:
Abkhazia attacked Kodori and thereby opened a second war front for Georgia.
This morning at 7 AM russian aircraft bombed an aircraft factory near Airport of Tbilisi.
More than 300 tanks and 10 000 soldiers of the russian 58th army (NOT peacekeepers) are now in South Ossetia and they plan to attack Zugdidi in western Georgia.
This is an undeclared war.
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