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whitehouse.gov - 8/26/2008
President Bush Condemns Actions Taken by Russian President in Regards to Georgia
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The United States condemns the decision by the Russian President to recognize as independent states the Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. This decision is inconsistent with numerous United Nations Security Council Resolutions that Russia has voted for in the past, and is also ...

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Weekly Standard Blog:  Battleground State

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Battleground State
Weekly Standard Blog — ... . Russia now officially recognizes the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The White House has registered its official disapproval. ...

Obama's Cheney
Antiwar.com Original — ... should call for a U.N. Security Council meeting to condemn Russia's action. About 45 minutes later, the White House issued a statement from President Bush , vacationing at his ranch in Crawford. He too condemned the Russian ploy, saying, ‘We expect Russia to live up to its international commitments.'" ...

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