August, the 12th is the anniversary of the end of the war in South Ossetia. The question that interests Russia in connection with this anniversary is the USA's activities to supply military hardware to Georgia. The question arises as the present condition of the Georgian army slightly differs from that before the war. One may not say that it is the USA that ships military hardware to Georgia directly. There are other states - Ukraine and several countries of Eastern Europe - which coordinate their military activities with Washington

11.08.2009
Robert Gates, the head of the Pentagon, said two weeks ago that the situation in Iraq was improving speedily. He also said that the US was ready to withdraw its troops from Iraq ahead of the previously scheduled date. Gates's bright outlook contradicts to Colonel Timothy Reese. The high-ranking official harshly criticized the Iraqi government and the nation's security forces, and said that the United States must pull out its troops from the country as soon as possible

11.08.2009
It has been a year since the beginning of the war between Georgia and South Ossetia, which Georgia, a republic of the former Soviet Union unleashed on August 8, 2008 (08.08.08, or just 888). Tskhinval, which suffered from the Georgian aggression most, continues to return to normal life as the capital of an independent state. However, even if there is no military action in the region, the war in the Northern Caucasus continues. This is a different kind of war - the informational war - which never stopped during these 12 months

21.06.2009
Not less than 20 people were killed in the course of yesterday’s clashes between the followers of the reformist opposition on one side, and the police and Brigade Basij gunmen on the other side. Several hundreds of people were hospitalized with gunshot and lacerated wounds, as well as with gas poisoning. The clashes continued throughout the night. Mir-Hossein Moussavi posted a message on his Facebook profile calling upon a new presidential vote