Georgia Is Regaining Strength
Mikheil Saakashvili, President of Georgia ( in French) | August 7, 2009
One year after the Russian invasion, Georgia continues to draw nearer to its western allies. ++ “The Kremlin is forced to discover that few points of its agenda have succeeded.” ++ Despite the Georgia peace plan signed by President Medvedev, Russian troops have not retreated. ++ Moscow must realize that new western ideals do not pose a threat to the Kremlin. ++ The Georgian Government appreciates the international community’s refusal to acknowledge the occupied territory and strives to include itself in the western democratic circle.
Sun, Aug 30th 2009, 19:39
Joćo Vargas