Russia Eyes Return to authoritarian past in Georgia crisis
U S leaders warn Russia may be reverting to past autocratic behavior after its Georgia invasion. Defense Secretary Gates says U S must re evaluate the Russia strategic relationship, while Secretary Rice accuses Medvedev of failing to withdraw as promised.
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Russia asserts Georgia pullout to start Monday
Moscow signaled troops would begin withdrawing on Monday from positions in Georgia, yet hinted they may stay in South Ossetia. Washington vowed to reassess ties with Moscow amid the crisis, while Georgia vowed to defend its territorial claims and Western allies urged full ceasefire compliance.
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