Georgia: Russian Attacks Continue Despite Pledge
by John Little on 12/08/2008We’ll know within a few hours if Russia is lying or if the situation on the ground needs time to get in synch with the politicians. There’s reason for concern at the moment:
Georgian officials insisted that Russia has continued the bombings despite the pledge. And hours before the Russian order, Georgian officials said Russian jets targeted government offices and an outdoor market in the crossroads city of Gori, killing six. Russia, which denied the bombing, launched an offensive in the only part of Abkhazia still under Georgian control.
Gori was all but deserted late Monday — most remaining residents and Georgian soldiers fled ahead of a feared Russian onslaught. The post office and university were still burning.
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