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08 August 2008, Georgian invasion over South Ossetia, people still missing following days after the clashes.

On the 08 August 2008 the Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili launched an invasion over South Ossetia; While the western media is convincing their readers that the “real aggressor” is Russia.
Russian troops have saved hundreds of civilians in South Ossetia from the invasion of Georgian troops.
Mikhail Saakashvili trained his troops for months (with the help of US soldiers) to launch the attack over South Ossetia after the attack he also has banned all the Russian TV channels in Georgia so the people could not see the truth.
NATO east expansion is encouraging local conflicts between countries in the east Europe and Asia.
Read what the former Russian president Vladimir Putin said in the
43rd Munich Conference on Security Policy on the 11 February 2007.

Watch video of Georgian Soldiers shooting at civilians by order of Saakashvili.

August 24, 2008 - Posted by Vito | Georgia, NATO, News, Politics, Putin, Russia, Russian, Security, Weapons, world war | | 2 Comments

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  1. Truth about war in Ossetia that is overlooked by BBC and CNN

    At 7 p.m. on August 8, the day when Olympics started, worldwide community heard from CNN and BBC news that Russian tanks invaded Georgia and that Russia started war with Georgia.

    That the war had begun 16 hours earlier by Georgian president Sukashvili’s order these media preferred to pass over in silence.

    But you have the right to know truth. That’s how this really happened:

    According to old tradition of Olympic Games’ eve everyone was looking for peace and quiet. On August 7, Georgian and South Ossetian officials agreed to observe a ceasefire and hold debates in attempt to solve their long-term conflict peacefully.

    August 8, 00:06
    Just hours later, six minutes past midnight on August 8, inhabitants of Ossetian capital Tskhinvali, peacefully sleeping in their beds, heard dreadful whizz of incoming rockets. The hell followed soon… Without any declaration Georgian forces launched massive shelling of Tskhinvali with all available means, including heavy artillery and multiple-launch rocket systems GRAD. In this massacre, in just several hours, the whole city was ruined: 2,000 human lives wasted and 85% of all buildings demolished. Georgian military expedition, called “Clean field”, yielded its first fruits…

    August 8, 03:00
    Georgian army occupied five Ossetian villages, burning them to ashes.

    August 8, 03:30
    Georgian tanks started attack on Tskhinvali. Ossetian militia stood up to the enemy but could not keep back 30-times outnumbering Georgian forces. Many basements where Ossetins tried to escape shelling were showered with grenades. At the very same time, Georgian “peacekeepers”, serving in South Ossetia, launched unexampled attack on their yesterday’s colleagues, Russian peacekeepers, managing to kill at least 10 of them.

    August 8, 04:33
    Russia called for UN Security Council meeting to put a stop to Georgian military aggression and seize fire. No decision was delivered at neither this nor several following meetings.

    August 8, 09:00
    Russian Prime Minister Putin informed President Bush that Georgia launched war against Ossetia. Mr. Bush answered that “nobody wanted this war”.

    Ossetia was praying for help. It was already obvious that “clean field” meant nothing else but ethnical cleansing. In these circumstances, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev announced that Russia would defend Russian citizens who constitute 90% of South Ossetia population.

    August 8, 16:00
    Russian forces overstepped mountain pass and made their way toward perishing Ossetins. That was exactly the moment when CNN and BBC finally “noticed” the war and broadcasted their «Russians invaded Georgia» scenes. Sukashvili announced that Russia invaded Georgia and held back that he started this horrible bloodshed himself.

    Before midnight, Russian and Ossetian forces kicked aggressors out of Ossetian capital. Survived citizens started to leave basements to escape the city. In the next couple days around 30,000 refugees fled to Russia.

    Failed Georgian assault turned to informational blackout and devilish propaganda. It’s time when so much depends on your personal position! I believe that there will be journalists who can give objective picture of these events. I believe in people of peace who will regard an attempt of massive extermination of small nation as genocide (3% of South Ossetins and 0.3% of all Ossetins worldwide were killed in just one night on August 8; fascists have never achieved that efficiency in exterminating Jewish people even when Auschwitz and Treblinka were working at full capacity). I believe in a world community that will view Sukashvili’s inhuman orders as war crime and an outrage on humanity. I believe in you, thinking person, able to confront with facts, person who will not follow barefaced propaganda of politicized and deeply corrupt media, person able to recognize truth!

    Comment by Andrey | August 27, 2008 | Reply

  2. Senator John McCain candidate to the post president in the US said on date April 17, 2008 “No country — not even Russia — has recognized the claims of Abkhaz and South Ossetian leaders to independence”
    That is exactly what Russia did and proclaimed Abkhaz and South Ossetian independent.
    Vladimir Putin accused President Bush (in an indirect way) of orchestrating the war in Georgia in a plot to get John McCain elected to the White House.
    Read full article: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article4628711.ece

    Comment by Vito | September 1, 2008 | Reply


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