George Bush’s Administration Considers that it’s Doubtful Whether It will Ever be Found out Who started Conflict between Russia and Georgia

US president George Bush’s administration considers that it’s doubtful whether it will ever be found out who started conflict between Russia and Georgia.
Russian agencies inform that journalists were informed about it by official representative of state department in Washington Robert Wood.
‘We may never find out who is responsible for what happened there. Though we called for both sides from the beginning not to yield or make provocation. Georgians consider that they were provoked by Russians’, - Wood stated.
Wood stated that Bush’s administration considers that the most important in the region is to provide security.

USA to Elect 44th President of Country

The population of USA will elect the 44th president of the country tomorrow, November 4.
According to the preliminary polls, 47 –year –old Democrat Barack Obama is ahead by several percentages over his ‘rival’ 72-year-old Republican John McCain. Barack Obama leads in all important states, including Ohio and Florida
Obama called his voters not to be too confident in victory; as for the influential republic-party –members they call Americans not to hurry and not to ‘write off ‘John McCain yet.
The election will coincide with the 2008 Senate elections in thirty-three states, House of Representatives elections in all states, and gubernatorial elections in eleven states, as well as various state referanda and local elections. The president-elect and vice president-elect are scheduled to be inaugurated on January 20, 2009.
Till then George Bush will still run the country.

White House Calls Russia once again to Withdraw its Troops from

The White House calls Russia once
again to withdraw its troops from the territory of Georgia. Gordon Jondro, the White House spokesman stated the following.
The spokesman underscored the fact that Dimitri Medvedev, the President of
the Russian Federation, signed the cease-fire agreement on Saturday.
‘George Bush stated that Russia should keep the agreement and end its
military operations in Georgia and withdraw its troops .We go on monitoring of the Russian aggression. Moscow must meet its commitments.’ – Gordon Jondro declared.

Emergent: Russians are Mining Territory of Gori

The Russians are mining the territory of Gori at the moment.
Rustavi 2 reports regarding this based on the information released by the Ministry of Internal affairs of Georgia.
The Russian General took the journalist being in Gori to the entrance of Gori and remarked that he can not share responsibility for their safety.
The situation became much tensed in Gori as robbery cases have been reported. 2 from 3 cars have been already returned.
A Georgian journalist and 3 foreign photographs are still in Gori. Among them is a personal photographer of George Bush.
According to the agreement, Russian militaries were to leave Gori today.