At this very place young Frodo got stabbed by Nazgul.


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One of my friends at the moment is temporarily working as a van driver. It's a pretty shitty work, considering the crap he has to drive which brakes all the time and Russian roads. One day I took a trip to capital of North Ossetia which is another part of Russian Federation close to my home town. Unfortunately it was a rainy day and my friend was ( Read more... )

Russian peacekeepers on September 13 dismantled their posts on the Poti-Senaki line and left the territory of Georgia in accordance with the agreement reached by President Dmitry Medvedev of the Russian Federation and President Nicolas Sarkozy of the French Republic on September 8. This was done two days ahead of the schedule fixed under the ( Read more... )

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11 of Agugst 2008
I finally heard mom's voice! Thank God they are alive!Christ! Have the world gone blind? How is it possible not to see atrocities of the Georgians? How can they watch calmly when people were losing relatives, homes, the land ( Read more... )

Let’s begin simply by reviewing the last few days.On the night of Thursday, Aug. 7, forces of the Republic of Georgia drove across the border of South Ossetia, a secessionist region of Georgia that has functioned as an independent entity since the fall of the Soviet Union. The forces drove on to the capital, Tskhinvali, which is close to the border ( Read more... )

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An opinion of a person who knows the situation from inside.

Joe Mestas, American citizen living in South Ossetia, who witnessed everything that happening in the region.

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Just pictures.


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Georgian soldiers were shooting down women, old people and children in South Ossetia. Eight populated areas were wiped off from the face of the earth. Their defenders fell during Georgian aviation attack. As witnessed by Ilona Djioeva, resident of Dmenis village, “Georgian war- civilians’ houses and then the village was entered by soldiers who shot ( Read more... )

A very good example of a newspaper which obviously values its good name.
No lies, but good analysis with some explanations of a background behind the situation.
My respect to the British Guardian. We appreciate it very much.

The clash between Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia, which escalated dramatically yesterday, in truth has more in common ( Read more... )