Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Pare che la Russia controllera' la NATO

Da come si sono schierati i Russi pare vogliano controllare quello che
arriva via mare e quello che puo' arrivare per via aerea.
Con un posto di blocco sul ponte di Poti possono controllare che non passino
armi NATO al nazicon Georgiano.
Occupando l'aeroporto militare costringono il traffico pesante aereo a
dirottare sul civile di Tblisi.
Dove basta qualche infiltrato per controllare.
I tre AEGIS americani carichi di aiuti umanitari (???) arriveranno a Poti a
fine mese.
Ci sara' confronto.
Saluti
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MOSCOW, August 23 (RIA Novosti) - Russian troops will patrol the Georgian
Black Sea port of Poti, the deputy chief of Russia's General Staff said at a
news conference Saturday.
"These patrols were envisaged in the international agreement," Col. Gen.
Anatoly Nogovitsyn said. "Poti is outside of the security zone, but that
does not mean we will sit behind a fence watching them riding around in
Hummers."
Two more NATO ships, a Polish frigate and a U.S. destroyer, passed through
the Bosporus strait and entered the Black Sea on Friday evening to boost the
alliance's presence in the Black Sea, where it is delivering humanitarian
cargoes to Georgia, a source in the Turkish navy said.
Nogovitsyn said with confidence that Georgia was restoring its military
potential for a new act of aggression.
"Now that Georgia has actually acknowledged being an aggressor, and is
asking for the potential of its armed forces to be restored, it can be
restored only for another act of aggression," the Defense Ministry official
warned.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Batu Kuteliya, Georgian deputy
defense minister, said that Georgia had decided to attack South Ossetia's
capital, Tskhinvali, despite the insufficient amount of anti-tank and air
defenses to protect its armed forces against potential serious resistance.
"I didn't think it likely that a member of the UN Security Council and the
OSCE would react like this," Kuteliya told FT.
Georgia lost 215 of its nationals in the conflict, including 13 policemen,
133 military personnel and 69 civilians, Givi Targamadze, who heads the
Georgian parliament's defense and security committee, said Wednesday.
Nogovitsyn said 64 Russian servicemen had been killed in the recent
conflict, with more than 370 injured.
"We do not gather statistics on the death toll among civilians, but
according to South Ossetia's Interior Ministry... 2,100 people were killed
in the conflict," he said.
The General Staff deputy chief also warned that Russia could increase the
number of its peacekeepers in Georgia's two breakaway republic of Abkhazia
and South Ossetia if Washington helped Georgia to beef up its military
potential.
At a news conference on Friday, Nogovitsyn said Russia would deploy 2,142
peacekeepers in Abkhazia, but that the number of peacekeepers in South
Ossetia would be fixed at a later date.
The military official also said Russia had set up 18 peacekeeping posts in
South Ossetia and would build as many in Abkhazia "in order to avert looters
and the transportation of arms and ammunition."
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 potential.
e anche qui, logicamente non fa una grinza.

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Zio Sam comanda anche degli stretti Turki
ANKARA – Turkish Daily News
  Turkey insists that the United States had not sought authorization for the
passage of two U.S. military hospital ships “Mercy” and “Comfort” through
the straits to dispatch humanitarian aid to war-hit Georgia.
  In a written statement released late Wednesday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry
said Turkey was in cooperation with the countries that want to send
humanitarian aid to Georgia by air and sea, but added that Washington did
not ask for permission from Turkish authorities to enable the U.S. military
hospital vessel “Comfort” to pass through the straits.
  Diplomatic sources say the United States decided to stop its initiative for
the passage through the straits of the two ships that were not in compliance
with the Montreux Convention and sought authorization from Turkey after
making arrangements to lower the tonnage of the ships in order to stick to
the long-standing agreement.
  Meanwhile, the ministry also said permission had been sought for the passage
of Spanish, German and Polish military ships through the straits within the
framework of the Montreux Convention and that those ships would pass through
Turkish waters in the coming days.
  Diplomatic sources said Spanish, German and Polish military ships asked
permission, not necessarily to dispatch aid to Georgia, but to participate
in a NATO mission.
  A Spanish diplomat told the Turkish Daily News that they have requested
permission from Turkey for a NATO mission.
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 hospital vessel “Comfort” to pass through the straits.
facciano pure, se vogliono che l'esercito turco anzichè raid sporadici
passi alla conquista diretta del Kurdistan irakeno. E che i turchi
della Nato se ne sbattano i coglioni l'hanno già dimostrato ampiamente
quando occuparono Cipro. Non saprei dire se sono più arroganti o
deficienti sti yankee


Dei gran figli di puttana in ogni caso.
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