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 Russia Remains in Georgia PortPosted on Aug 23, 2008Russian officials beg to differ with Western critics who claim that Russia’s ongoing presence in the Georgian port town of Poti violates the terms of the cease-fire agreement between the neighboring nations, insisting that the remaining Russian forces are of the peacekeeping, not the combative, variety.
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By cyrena, August 25, 2008 at 12:24 pm Link to this comment
By dihey, August 25 at 5:06 am #
A US warship has recently sailed through the Bosporus into the Black Sea. Was it on its way to the “Georgian Port?” My hunch is: “yes, it was.”
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Dihey, if this warship has just sailed through the Bosporus, it’s probably one of the 8 or 10 that have been cruising the area for at least 2 years now. The Bosporus and the Black Sea are regular hang outs for US warships. The Brits and the French do relief duty.
Seriously, are there ANY places in or around there where the US Military is NOT?
Report thisBy Jaded Prole, August 25, 2008 at 6:52 am Link to this comment
Russia will do what it is obligated to do in its own sphere. The US is powerless to do anything about it except to demonstrate the impotence of even an enormous military in the 21st century. Also on display is the sheep hypocrisy of the US in criticizing other nations on human rights and military interventions.
Report thisBy dihey, August 25, 2008 at 5:06 am Link to this comment
A US warship has recently sailed through the Bosporus into the Black Sea. Was it on its way to the “Georgian Port?” My hunch is: “yes, it was.”
Report thisBy walldizo, August 25, 2008 at 3:28 am Link to this comment
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When would the US learn from its failures,to realize that policies of belligerent nature may at one point,spark thr WW111.The US has no business meddling with nation’s far away thousands of miles fom the US.
Report thisRumers has it that Georgia was designated by Israel, with US blessings, as an advanced base from which Israel would launch its air attack on Iran.Israel had covertly maintained a strong relations with Georgia in military espionage.Tkaashvili’s premature move may have brought an end to this Israeli adventure.Countries should learn from this experience, that wherever and whenever there is an American involvment,there will ensue a national disaster.
By Stephen Smoliar, August 23, 2008 at 9:22 am Link to this comment
Having now read Tom Hayden’s analysis of the Georgia situation for THE NATION, I wonder if General Nogovitsyn should be praised for suppressing the suggestion that, this time, it is the United States that is the “Evil Empire!”
http://therehearsalstudio.blogspot.com/2008/08/simplicity-trumps-complexity-again.html
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