GeorgiaRift Between Russia and Georgia Prompts Questions About NATO's Future
By John J. Kruzel U.S. to Review Military Aid to Georgia
By John J. Kruzel Full Story Russia Recognizes Independence of Breakaway Georgian RepublicsBy Peter Fedynsky President Medvedev announced Russian recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in a five-minute nationally-televised address, in which he accused Georgia of an attempted blitzkrieg aimed at eliminating the people of the breakaway republics. Full StoryRussia Defies Calls for Withdrawal; U.S. Continues Georgia ReliefBy Jim Garamone WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, 2008 – Russia continues to defy international calls for the country to pull its forces out of Georgia, and humanitarian operations continue, a Pentagon official said here today.
Russian troops continue to occupy the breakaway region of South Ossetia, and Russian troops continue to maintain troops in Gori, a Georgian city that is the gateway to South Ossetia, Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said. Full StoryEU Leaders to Hold Summit on Georgia
By VOA News French President Nicolas Sarkozy has summoned European Union leaders to talk about the crisis in Georgia and re-examine relations with Russia. The 27 EU leaders will meet in Brussels on September 1. They will also consider an aid package for Georgia. France holds the rotating EU presidency. German Chancellor Angela Merkel told German television Sunday that according to her information, Russia has still not withdrawn its troops from Georgia as called for in the French-brokered cease-fire. Full StoryAid to Georgia Surpasses Million-Pound MarkAmerican Forces Press Service
As of Aug.22, 36 missions had been flown by Air Force C-17 Globemaster III and C-130 Hercules transport aircraft as well as Navy C-9 Skytrain, C-130 Hercules and C-40 Clipper aircraft, U.S. European Command officials said. Full Story |
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