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NATO confirms its support to Georgian territorial integrity and severity in internationally recognized borders . The joint statement adopted by NATO-Georgian commission meeting reads. According to the statement, NATO calls on Russia to reverse its decision to recognize South Ossetian and Abkhazian independence. NATO –Georgian...

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Anonymous person contacted www.stoprussia.org ‘s Russian bureau and provided a sensational material, concerning the incident which took place at the residence of Russian Dum’s Speaker, Boris Gryzlov, near Moscow, on March 29. According to the source of this information, which preferred to remain anonymous, on Gryzlov’s...

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GENEVA — A Georgian delegation at talks with Russia criticised Moscow Friday for failing to match its pledge to not resort to the use of force in their dispute over breakaway regions. The 15th round of talks since 2008, when the two countries fought a...

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In January, 1921 the Soviet Government decided to annex Georgia. The 11th Red Army was to advance into Georgia on the pretext of supporting the “peasants and workers rebellion against the local Social-Democratic (Menshevik) government” in the country. On February 11, 1921 Russian colonists settled...

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The European People`s Party (EPP) adopted a position paper on EU-Russia relations. The paper was approved by the EPP Foreign Ministers and then introduced to the Political Assembly. “Russia must realize that there is no sphere of influence policy and that each country is free to...

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The Red Army invasion of Georgia also known as the Soviet—Georgian War or the Soviet invasion of Georgia(15 February – 17 March 1921) was a military campaign by the Soviet Russian (RSFSR) Red Army against the Democratic Republic of Georgia (DRG) aimed at overthrowing the local Social-Democratic (Menshevik) government and installing theBolshevik...

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Russian Invasion & Occupation of Georgia Summary of Russia’s Military Actions 1 A Summary of Damage Inflicted by Russia on the Transport, Energy, Administrative, Social & Civilian Infrastructure of Georgia, as Well as on its Natural Resources 4 Current civilian, military and journalist casualty figures,...

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Four Republican senators are calling on the Obama administration to place a sensitive missile defense-related radar site in Georgia, rather than in Turkey, as is currently planned. “We believe that the U.S. should deploy the most effective missile defenses possible — in partnership with our...

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European Human Rights Court in Strasbourg will begin hearings on the complaint filed by Georgia regarding the deportation of Georgian nationals on ethnic grounds from Russia in 2006. The court will hear to those Georgians, who emerge in the lawsuit as witnesses. Georgia filed a...

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Euro Parliament’s resolution passed on January 20 calls on the EU to draw up a strategy on the Black Sea region to define its “comprehensive approach” to address challenges in the area . The introductory statement says: “having regard to the Association Partnership with Turkey,...

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