Also see: USrael Active in Ingushetia
"After South Ossetia attack, police told to return fire; Order increases fears of violence in separatist area" by Steve Gutterman, Associated Press | October 20, 2008
MOSCOW - Police in South Ossetia have been ordered to shoot back if they come under fire, a directive that could increase the threat of new violence between Georgia and the Russian-backed separatist region.
South Ossetia's top police official issued the order after a police post came under automatic weapons fire Saturday from the ethnic Georgian village of Nikozi, the separatist government said. Acting Interior Minister Mikhail Mindzayev said no one was hurt by the gunfire, which he called a provocation by Georgian forces. "We will not allow our people and our officers to be killed," Mindzayev said.
Who wouldn't be the FIRST TIME GEORGIA ATTACKED, either!!!
Shota Utiashvili, a spokesman for the Georgian Interior Ministry, denied that Georgian forces fired at a South Ossetian post and said Nikozi came under fire early Saturday from South Ossetian-controlled territory.
I instantly dismiss this because the pro-Georgian Zionist War Daily is reporting it as such. Sorry, but I no longer believe Jewish lies and propaganda!
A visiting US diplomat toured Nikozi and other villages yesterday in Georgian territory outside South Ossetia, where residents have been returning after Russian troops withdrew earlier this month. Many homes in the area have been looted or burned, damage that Georgians blame on South Ossetians.
Again, maybe true, but I doubt the truthfullness of the agenda-pushing Joo War Daily in all things now!
The visit by Daniel Fried, the assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, was the latest show of US support for Georgia. There has been persistent tension in South Ossetia, which along with the separatist province of Abkhazia, was at the heart of the August war between Georgia and Russia.
South Ossetia's government also criticized European Union monitors who are patrolling Georgian territory outside South Ossetia after Russian forces withdrew earlier this month under an EU-brokered cease-fire. It said the monitors are ignoring alleged Georgian cease-fire violations. Georgia, in turn, has accused Russia and separatist forces of cease-fire violations, including the fatal shootings of at least two Georgian police officers. --more--"
Yeah, he said she said -- but WE KNOW WHO is telling the truth, and it ain't some Joo War Daily!!!!
