Meanings of august war in английском

America has pledged to rebuild Tblisi's armed forces, after its disastrous August war with Russia.

But the August war has hit investor confidence and reined in otherwise healthy growth forecasts.

Before its August war with Russia, Georgia received training and gear from both American and Israel.

Moscow's August war with Georgia rattled nerves in Ukraine, which like Georgia is a former Soviet republic.

Azeri ally and NATO member Turkey had taken the diplomatic lead in the wake of the August war.

Gavin Sheridan is just back from Georgia, where he documented the aftermath of the August war with Russia.

The August war between Russia and Georgia erupted after Tbilisi tried to retake the breakaway province of South Ossetia.

A five-day August war between Georgia and Russia, together with political instability in Ukraine, have since added to European doubts.

The pressure has increased since the August war, when Russia crushed a Georgian military assault on the breakaway South Ossetia region.

The August war has led some allies to say NATO should delay putting Georgia and Ukraine on a formal membership track.

The August war erupted after the Georgian government tried to retake South Ossetia, which threw off Tbilisi's rule in the early 1990s.

Russia's top investigator is claiming that the Georgians employed mercenaries during their August war -including female snipers from Ukraine and Latvia.

Obama said after his first meeting with Medvedev on April 1 that Washington's critical attitude to the August war and its consequences remained unchanged.

In a brief August war, Russia swept aside the Georgian army in days, driving back its offensive to retake South Ossetia from pro-Russian separatists.

McCain has called for Russia's ouster from the elite Group of Eight club of rich nations in response to Moscow's August war with Georgia.

The European Union also has some 225 unarmed observers patrolling the boundary zone, deployed under a ceasefire brokered by France after the August war.