Pa oni izgleda rade Gruziji ono sto nama rade ameri, sila je sila...

ok pa da malo proučimo ovu situaciju.....

http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?lang_id=ENG&sec_id=36&info_id=4824

a sad ovo....definicija.......

http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/3314.htm

http://www.un.org/aboutun/charter/chapter1.htm

hoće gruzija para od rusije

u gruziji su trenutno na vlasti pro-americhke snage koje su obecavale narodu kule i gradove (ko i kod nas ) . medjutim ,situacija u zemlji se u stvarnosti pogorshala -  razljutili su rusiju ,a amere nije mnogo briga (a za koga je njih briga ) .

sad ti pajseri koriste svaku situaciju da se uchmare amerikancima i da prikazu ruse kao zlotvore ne bi li se josh malo odrzali na vlasti (zvuchi poznato zar ne )

...............ništa mi nije jasno......

Russia, U.S. Talked About Air Attack on Georgia
Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin and the U.S. Assistant Secretary of the State Daniel Freed have exchanged views on the accident that happened August 6 in the conflict area of Georgia and South Ossetia, Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced. During the phone conversation that took place a day earlier, the parties also deliberated on potential methods to sort out the conflict.
When it comes to alleged violation of Georgian air by Russia’s jet accompanied by the missile drop, the standing of Moscow is the absolute denial of such accident. “Russia has enough training grounds, where we can make training flights, and the things stated by Georgia are political fantasy,” said Lt.-Gen. Igor Khvorov, who is the chief of the General Staff of the RF Air Forces.

Meanwhile, Georgia’s envoy to the United Nations Irakli Chikovani announced that his country calls for a special meeting of the U.N. Security Council to discuss an act of aggression resulted from violation of its air area by Russia.

According to Tbilisi, a Russian Su-24 jet violated its air on August 6 and dropped a radio-guided missile close to Tsitelubani-village located in the conflict area of Georgia and South Ossetia.