Suppose we don’t give a damn about high words. Suppose we are brutal-pragmatic powers-well, approximately how Putin V.V. That way, slightly old. What are we observing if without snot? In Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov controls the situation, but is not a servist. In Ingushetia, Murat Zyazikov, on the contrary, is a hundred percent service, but the situations are ah! - Not controlled. The first squeezes the federal security forces, replacing them with their nuker.

(Port of the city of Poti) I was sure that there would be no war on Russia with Georgia: from a rational point of view, no one needs it (war), everyone is harmful. Georgia cannot win the war against Russia, which means he will not dare to attack the Russian satellites - South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Russia will not attack Georgia simply because there is no need. Losses from the war are obvious.

So, Medvedev announced the end of the war. You can take a breath. But I do not think that the “pigeons” finally defeated the hawks. Still just starting. Yes, we froze on the edge without taking the next step. Not the most confident position of the body. And in order to understand where, in fact, we were, we must try to evaluate the real scale of the problem.

Let me make a reservation right away: the fall of the Russian stock market began long before the start of the Georgian-Ossetian conflict, which very quickly escalated into the Georgian-Russian one.

President Dmitry Medvedev managed to announce the end of the operation to force Georgia to peace before the start of negotiations with French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a result of the negotiations, they developed six key points for resolving the Georgian-Ossetian conflict, which Sarkozy should present to Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili 1. The parties must not resort to the use of force. 2. The parties must finally cease all hostilities. 3.

Foreign Ministers of France and Finland brought to Moscow a plan to resolve the conflict in Georgia, signed by Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili. The Finnish Minister Aleksander Stubb, simultaneously presiding in the OSCE, held negotiations on August 12 in Moscow with Russian colleague Sergei Lavrov, after which he gave a press conference at which he said that he was optimistic, which intensified compared to the preceding day. He saw Russia's readiness for negotiations.

Still, they brought us to the kagesteshniki to a completely big trouble. Let's go to fight Georgia. History is gradually overgrown with vulgar, but, of course, details inevitable in this situation.

Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said that the country is leaving the CIS. Determined and final. And he advises other countries to leave “this association, which is controlled by Russia.” This statement was made at a rally in Tbilisi on August 12, after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev announced the end of the “peace enforcement operation.” Meanwhile, reports that Russia is continuing its bombing campaign continue to emerge from Georgia.

It so happened that both the leaders of the country suddenly fell in love with the same formula. “We will bring a peacekeeping operation to a logical end,” the prime minister with the president will mint. The whole world, however, is trying to understand that it is Vladimir Putin and his closest employee Dmitry Medvedev is understood by this very “end”.

Not a single word about the President of Georgia Saakashvili. Not a single word about the President of Russia Medvedev and Premier Putin. Only about you and me. With what pioneering readiness to everywhere “ATU!” With what heat volunteers are eager for South Ossetia! Let the woeful discovery - they are torn not to protect, but to wet! And you have no arguments to dissuade me in this! And pathos exclamations for help from the Ossetian brothers-this is a common place! The bullshit is, dear!

After Russia significantly strengthened its group in Abkhazia, and even delivered an ultimatum to Georgia about the immediate disarmament of all formations on the territory of the unrecognized republic, reports appeared that Russian troops began to occupy cities and villages already on Georgian territory. First, Georgian sources reported that Russian and Abkhaz forces occupied the village of Khurcha in the Zugdidi region.