Russian troops leave Georgia

14 Nov 2007

Russia says it has completed pulling out its troops from Russia, leaving only “peacekeepers” behind. The move comes as Georgia is set to lift its week-long state of emergency after police broke up protests in the capital, Tbilisi, according to its parliamentary speaker. Full Story

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Russian troops leave Georgia

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Russian troops leave Georgia

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