What will be the outcome of the Georgian problem?

A victim of great power wrestling.

It depends on what happens to the United States.

Georgia and Russia have deep historical ties, having been one of the fifteen republics of the Soviet Union as part of the Caucasus Federation. After independence in 91, it gradually moved closer to the Western camp. After Saakashvili came to power on the basis of the Rose Revolution, he completely turned to NATO.

This is beyond the bottom line of what Russia can endure, so it detonates the problems of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, which have long been foreshadowed. Both regions are autonomous regions within Georgia, but they have long been at odds with ****, relying on the power of Russia to try to fight for independence, and on the eve of the opening of the 08 Olympic Games, there was a big battle. Now both places are under the de facto control of Russia.

Georgia is playing little more than a miserable pawn, sacrificing itself as a bargaining chip for NATO to counterbalance Russia.

Russia's recognition of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia has been condemned by a number of Western countries. French Foreign Minister Kouchner, who holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, said on the 28th that the European Union is considering sanctions against Russia.

The United States also said on the same day that the United States is reassessing its relations with Russia and that it is considering abolishing the civil nuclear energy agreement signed between the two countries.

Speaking at a press conference in Paris, Kouchner said that the EU is considering sanctions against Russia, as well as other measures to deal with the current situation; The EU will draw up a strongly worded statement to make it clear that it does not accept the position of the Russian side. Kouchner said that on the 1st of next month, EU leaders will hold an extraordinary summit in Brussels, and at present, some member states have already asked for sanctions to be proposed at this meeting.

On the same day, White House spokesman Perino said that in view of Russia's military presence in Georgia, the United States is considering countermeasures, including sanctions, one of which is to scrap the civilian nuclear energy agreement signed between the two countries. As for whether the United States will eventually impose sanctions on Russia, Perrino said that "it is too early to discuss this issue."

In May this year, Russia and the United States signed a civil nuclear energy cooperation agreement in Moscow. According to the agreement, the two countries will cooperate in a number of fields, including nuclear energy and nuclear material storage, transportation and development. The agreement is believed to help Russian companies tap into the huge North American market for nuclear materials.

What will be the final outcome of the dispute between Russia and Georgia? Will South Ossetia completely secede from Georgia after this dispute? In this regard, NATO's relatively large-scale military dispatch by Russia will have a specific impact on the world pattern, especially on its relations with Western countries.

The war has been fought, and the so-called announcement is nothing more than a fig leaf to hide people's ears and eyes.

The so-called division is nameless, and it is not true, South Ossetia asks for independence, Georgia does not allow it, this is their reason. It's just that the international community doesn't agree, and the U.S. military's war in Afghanistan has dragged the allies directly to fight it, but everyone thinks that the justice lies with the U.S. military, but the Iraq war, no matter how much the U.S. military propagandizes, no matter how many allied forces participate, everyone just doesn't agree, and they can only stare dryly.

First of all, this is a society of the jungle, which was originally an internal affair of Georgia, which became such an outcome with the intervention of the great powers. The local authorities want independence, and Georgia will certainly not agree to it in terms of safeguarding national unity and sovereign independence, but unfortunately, these two places are close to Russia's, and Georgia will have to fight if it doesn't, and if it doesn't, it will have to fight. As a result, the United States watched from the sidelines, and Georgia lost both the war and the territory.

Isn't this nonsense?

What Great Russians did the Soviet leaders have?

Lenin was a mixed Mongolian and Russian race.

Stalin was Georgian, Khrushchev was Ukrainian.

Brezhnev is Ukrainian.

Only Gorbachev, who ruined the USSR, was a purebred Russian!

It was the Russians who suffered from the purge.