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CRS Issue 455 | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Южная Осетия: война оставила после себя руины и пустые деревни

Alan Tskhurbayev

22 Aug 08

Путешествие через Южную Осетию в Гори обнаруживает повсеместное разрушение на осетинских и грузинских территориях

НОВАЯ АТАКА НА ГРУЗИНСКИЙ ПОРТ

Lasha Zarginava

20 Aug 08

Нет никаких признаков того, что русские собираются покинуть Западную Грузию.

АЗЕРБАЙДЖАНСКАЯ ОБЩЕСТВЕННОСТЬ ПРОТЕСТУЕТ ПРОТИВ ДЕЙСТВИЙ РОССИИ

Tamara Grigoryeva

19 Aug 08

Пока обычные азербайджанцы выражают возмущение вторжением России в Грузию, чиновники страны упорно молчат.

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