Bush Withdraws Nuclear Deal With Russia To Punish Moscow For Invading Georgia Russian President Dmitri Medvedev promised to withdraw Russian forces from much of the independent nation of Georgia, but Russian troops will continue to occupy the South Ossetia and Abkhazia provinces in Georgia, the International Herald Tribune reported. Medvedev promised French President Nicolas Sarkozy that Russia would allow 200 European monitors to deploy in "security zones" outside the two provinces. But Russia still insists that the two provinces are…
Russian President Medvedev Promises Partial Troop Withdrawal From Georgia, But Forces Would Remain In Two Provinces
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