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Tình hình NO
26/8
Tô?ng thống Medvedev công nhận quyê?n độc lập cu?a Abkhazia va? Nam Ossetia.Dân NO ăn mừng

Tình hình NO
26/8
Tô?ng thống Medvedev công nhận quyê?n độc lập cu?a Abkhazia va? Nam Ossetia.Dân NO ăn mừng

Tình hình NO
26/8
Tô?ng thống Medvedev công nhận quyê?n độc lập cu?a Abkhazia va? Nam Ossetia.Dân NO ăn mừng

Tình hình NO
26/8
Tô?ng thống Medvedev công nhận quyê?n độc lập cu?a Abkhazia va? Nam Ossetia.Dân NO ăn mừng

Nga công nhận đọc lập của hai nước cộng hoà Abkhazia và Nam Ossetia và thành lập quan hệ ngoại giao với hai nước trên
Russia recognizes Georgia''s breakaway republics -2
26/08/2008 17:34 (Recasts throughout, adds Medvedev quotes, Georgia, West reaction, background)
MOSCOW, August 26 (RIA Novosti) - Russia''s president signed decrees on Tuesday recognizing Georgia''s breakaway South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states despite warnings by Western leaders not to do so.
"Respected citizens of Russia! You undoubtedly know of the tragedy of South Ossetia," began Dmitry Medvedev in a nationwide televised address.
"I have signed decrees on the recognition of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia by the Russian Federation," the president said.
Both houses of Russia''s parliament voted unanimously on Monday on a resolution asking the president to recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, following requests from the leaders of both regions, that broke away from Georgia after bloody post-Soviet conflicts in the 1990s.
The move will further worsen Russia''s relations with Western powers, already strained over they called Moscow''s disproportionate response to Georgia''s attack earlier this month to retake South Ossetia.
Russian officials have said Georgia lost its right to the two regions after launching a military offensive on August 8 that killed hundreds of people and forced thousands to flee devastated South Ossetia.
"This is not an easy decision, but it is the only way to protect people''s lives," Medvedev said, urging other countries to follow Russia''s suit.
"In violation of the UN Charter, its commitments under international agreements, and in defiance of common sense, the Georgian leadership began an armed conflict," the president said, stressing that many civilians had lost their lives in the Georgian attack.
"The same plight was in store for Abkhazia. Tbilisi had obviously planned a blitzkrieg that would have presented the world with a fait accompli," Medvedev said.
Georgia called the decision to recognize the republics "an unconcealed annexation" and said its ties with Russia would now "stall for a long time, if not for good."
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called Russia''s recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia "regrettable."
The U.S., which has backed its ally Georgia since the start of the crisis, is to deliver more humanitarian aid to the Georgian Black Sea port of Poti on Wednesday. Russian peacekeepers are also patrolling the port.
"The heightened activity of NATO ships in the Black Sea perplexes us," Col. Gen. Anatoly Nogovitsyn said in Moscow, reacting to reports that 10 NATO warships were in the region.
France, which brokered a ceasefire between Russia and Georgia, also said it regretted Moscow''s decision. The OSCE condemned the move, and Britain and Germany rejected it as contradictory to Russia''s UN Security Council obligations.
"We reject this categorically and reaffirm Georgia''s sovereignty and territorial integrity," a U.K. Foreign Office spokesperson said.
Upon hearing the news that Russia would recognize their republics as independent states, people in South Ossetia and Abkhazia fired into the air, hoisted their respective flags alongside Russian flags, beeped car horns, and shouted "Recognized! Recognized!" Some people wept with joy.
"We have lived through three Georgian genocides in the past 100 years, and only Russia''s protection allows us to look to the future with hope," Fatima, a resident of South Ossetia''s capital Tskhinvali, told a RIA correspondent.
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Russia to begin talks on diplomatic ties with S.Ossetia, Abkhazia
26/08/2008 18:03 MOSCOW, August 26 (RIA Novosti) - President Dmitry Medvedev has issued instructions for Russia''s Foreign Ministry to begin work on establishing diplomatic contacts with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, a Kremlin spokesman said Tuesday.
Medvedev signed decrees to recognize the independence of the two Georgian separatist republics earlier in the day.
He instructed the Foreign Ministry to open negotiations with the South Ossetian and Abkhazian sides on drafting a treaty of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance, and submit it for signing.
Pending the treaties, the president ordered the Defense Ministry to ensure peace enforcement in the separatist provinces, following a request from their presidents, the Kremlin press service said.
Abkhazia''s president said his country would soon sign a military cooperation agreement with Russia.
"These documents will be signed in the near future. We proposed signing a military cooperation agreement even before the recognition," Sergei Bagapsh said.
Asked whether Abkhazia feared ending up in international isolation following the recognition of its independence by Russia, he said that the republic''s leadership "takes a realistic view of the situation."
Both houses of Russia''s parliament voted unanimously Monday on a resolution asking the president to recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, following requests from the leaders of both breakaway republics.
The move will further worsen Russia''s relations with the West, already strained over Moscow''s response to Georgia''s attack earlier this month to retake South Ossetia.
U.S. President George W. Bush and German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Medvedev against the move on Monday, urging him to respect Georgia''s territorial integrity.
Russian officials have said Georgia lost its right to the two regions after launching a military offensive that killed hundreds of people and forced thousands to flee devastated South Ossetia.

Tình hình NO
26/8
Lính Gru mò vào làng Mosabruni sâu trong đất NO.
Nga phái một chiếc trực thăng đến các bác Gru rét quá rút lui

Tàu chiến Mỹ vào cảng Poti rồi! tình hình căng đấy!

Tình hình NO
26/8
Lính Gru mò vào làng Mosabruni sâu trong đất NO.
Nga phái một chiếc trực thăng đến các bác Gru rét quá rút lui
Lính Nga vội đến hỏi thăm mày muốn gì. Dân làng sợ sệt

Abkhazia thu pháo D-30 của gru ở đèo Kodori
Georgian troops have also abandoned 2,500 serviceable small arms, mainly of Soviet and American manufacture, in the Kodori Gorge, Garri Kupalba, Abkhazia?Ts deputy defense minister, told reporters.
A cache of six D-30 howitzers and 2,000 shells belonging to the Georgian army have been found in the village of Gujgur in the Kodori Gorge.