Russo-Georgian War

Russo-Georgian War

August 7,2008-August 13,2008

Mason Quinnie

August 12, 2008

April 29, 2008

August 9, 2008

April 3, 2008

August 15, 2008

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April 21,2008

August 13, 2008

August 10, 2008

Western Defense Alliance

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Troops sent

Agreements

August 7-8, 2008

Russ-Georgia Relations before the War.

President Bush

War Begins

Tensions get worse

Accusations

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April 2008

The Bucharest Summit

As the western expansion grew, Russia grew wary of this. More and more countries began joining the expansion leaving Russia to argue that Georgia did not need NATO membership but dialogue to solve its problems with breakaway regions; even though NATO promised both Georgia and Ukraine were promised to eventually join the Western defense alliance. At the Bucharest summit, although both Georgia and Ukraine were promised to join the Western defense alliance they were soon to be denied. Which was the result of Russia's hybrid aggression towards Georgia.

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Relations

Russia and Georgia's relationship was nothing but positive. Georgia is an Eastern European country that contains three politically and ethnically divided ethnic enclaves: Abkhazia in the northwest, South Ossetia in the north and Ajaria in the southwest. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the ex-Soviet state “became a ‘hot zone’ where polar ideologies and economic interests of major powers collided. At the same time, the eastward expansion of NATO, which the West viewed as integral to safeguarding peace and establishing a buffer zone, is perceived by Russia as “an existential threat to national security.”

April 29, 2008

As of April 29th, after Georgia accused Russia of shooting down one of their drones, Russia sent extra troops into Abkhazia. Once Russia's troops got there, Georgia's troops were already there; Russia accused Georgia of planning to attack. The UN later did an investigation that stated that the drone was shot down by a Russian troop member. FIve days later, Russia sent hundreds of troops to Abkhazia, saying they are needed for railway repairs. Georgia accuses Russia of planning a military intervention.

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August 10, 2008

By the morning of August 10, Russian troops had occupied the bulk of South Ossetia, reached its border with the rest of Georgia, and were shelling areas across the border. Russian troops occupied severalGeorgian cities. Russian warships landed troops in Georgia's breakaway Abkhazia region and took up positions off Georgia's Black Sea coast.

August 15, 2008

Saakashvili signs a cease-fire agreement with Russia. The deal is brokered by Sarkozy.

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April 7-8, 2008

Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili sent troops into South Ossetia. Russia responded by moving its troops to the border, flying aircraft over Georgia, and beginning air strikes in South Ossetia. Eventually, the United States, the United Kingdom, and NATO called for a ceasefire of military hostilities between Russia and Georgia. When South Ossetia and Georgia accused each other of launching intense artillery barrages against each other. Georgia claims that South Ossetian forces did not respond to a ceasefire appeal but intensified their shelling, -forcing" Georgia to send in troops.

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August 13, 2008

US President George W. Bush announces humanitarian aid is to be sent to Georgia. It is also announced that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will be sent to France and Georgia for a diplomatic mission.

August 12, 2008

Russia calls a halt to its military incursion into Georgia and agrees to a six-point diplomatic push for peace. French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev announce the plan.

April 21, 2008

Due to heightened emotions, Georgia throws accusations Russia's way. Georgia accuses Russia of shooting down an unmanned drone over Abkhazia.

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August 9, 2008

A delegation of EU and US diplomats head to Georgia to resolve escalating tensions.