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EU Report Faults Georgia, Russia in 5-day War(0)
October 1, 2009
A long-awaited European Union report has concluded that both Georgia and Russia bear responsibility for last year’s bloody five-day conflict. The report says an unjustified Georgian military strike on breakaway South Ossetia sparked the war with Russia.
Venezuela’s Chavez Recognizes Breakaway Georgian Regions as Independent
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has announced his intention to recognize Georgia’s breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent countries.
Georgia Releases Turkish Tanker Captain
A court in the Georgian city of Kutaisi has ordered the release of a Turkish ship captain sentenced for violating an economic embargo on the country’s breakaway region Abkhazia.
Georgians Disillusioned with ‘Rose Revolution’
Many analysts say Georgians are disillusioned with President Mikheil Saakashvili.
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