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Russia accuses Georgia of 'act of aggression'
MOSCOW - Russia's Foreign Ministry on Friday accused Georgia of an 'act of aggression' against the breakaway South Ossetia region after separatist officials said two people had died in heavy shelling. 'Tbilisi's actions represented an overt act of
South Ossetia takes up arms
South Ossetia has declared a general mobilization. This was decided after its capital Tskhinvali and several outlying villages were shelled from the Georgian side last night. Two people were killed and 11 wounded. (104 sec./3.97Mb, shows: 62)
Armenian opposition supporters march through capital
YEREVAN (Reuters) - Thousands of opposition supporters marched through the Armenian capital on Friday and vowed to hold a month-long series of protests to demand the resignation of President Serzh Sarksyan and new elections. The opposition accuses the
UN Representatives To Visit Tbilisi And Sokhumi
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Secessionist Leader Threatens To Deploy Armored Vehicles In Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict Zone
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France Calls On Georgian-Ossetian Conflict Sides To Resume Dialogue
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Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Calls On Georgian Side To Sigh Document On Non-usage Force
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Deputy Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of Georgia Met With His Russian Counterpart In Tbilisi
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Russian Foreign Affairs Ministry Accuses Georgia Of Open Aggression Towards South Ossetia
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Ossetian De Facto President Asks Russian President To Deploy Russian Troops In Tskhinvali
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Terry Davis Concerned About Increased Tensions In South Ossetian Conflict Zone
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Georgia: South Ossetia Mobilizes After Georgian Shelling
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Abkhazia doesn't want recognition on the rebound - Bagapsh
SUKHUMI, July 4 (Itar-Tass) -- Russia is a strategic and economic partner of Abkhazia, Abkhaz President Sergei Bagapsh told German parliamentarians on Friday. The parliamentarians asked whether Russian peacekeepers and Railroad Forces servicemen posed a
Tbilisi may sign non-violence agreement on international guarantees - MP
TBILISI, July 4 (Itar-Tass) -- Tbilisi does not mind signing agreements on the non-resumption of gunfire in the Abkhaz and South Ossetian conflict zones, but insists on international guarantees of their fulfillment, head of the Georgian Parliament's
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