Who Started the South Ossetia War?
By Tactical Operations • Aug 26th, 2008 • Category: Crime and Terror News"Virtually everyone believes Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili foolishly provoked a Russian invasion on August 7, 2008, when he sent troops into the breakaway district of South Ossetia," Michael Totten writes, from Tblisi. "Virtually everyone is wrong." Go read his fascinating report, now.
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