The of Georgia, had signed a ceasefire agreement today in the presence of United States (US)  . Mikheil Saakashvili An identical document, requiring the immediate withdrawal of all Russian forces from Georgian soil, is expected to be signed by Russia. Saakashvili stated that Georgia would "never, ever surrender" to Russia. The ceasefire document was originally drafted under the supervision of  , the of France. Saakashvili has stated that  had been "inviting Russian aggression" by rejecting Georgia's attempt to enter NATO back in April of this year. Meanwhile, in a report promptly denied by Russian officials, the said it had evidence that Russia attacked populated areas of Georgia with internationally banned . Russia advanced into the break-away province of on August 7 to aid the South Ossetian rebels who had been battling Georgian troops. On the 11th of August Russian troops advanced into Georgian home turf from their base in  . Medvedev said that he had ordered Russian troops to begin leaving Georgia on August 11.
The of Georgia, had signed a ceasefire agreement today in the presence of United States (US) Condoleezza Rice . Mikheil Saakashvili An identical document, requiring the immediate withdrawal of all Russian forces from Georgian soil, is expected to be signed by Russia. Saakashvili stated that Georgia would "never, ever surrender" to Russia. The ceasefire document was originally drafted under the supervision of Nicolas Sarkozy , the of France. Saakashvili has stated that NATO had been "inviting Russian aggression" by rejecting Georgia's attempt to enter NATO back in April of this year. Meanwhile, in a report promptly denied by Russian officials, the said it had evidence that Russia attacked populated areas of Georgia with internationally banned . Russia advanced into the break-away province of on August 7 to aid the South Ossetian rebels who had been battling Georgian troops. On the 11th of August Russian troops advanced into Georgian home turf from their base in Abkhazia . Medvedev said that he had ordered Russian troops to begin leaving Georgia on August 11.
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Condoleezza Rice
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Nicolas Sarkozy
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NATO
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Abkhazia