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What are the economic effects of the war in Russia and Georgia?
Well, Georgia embargoed the exporting of Wine to Russia, and Russia denied the processing of gas to Georgia.
Who did Russia fight with?
Russia fought with Georgia in a civil war.
Why is Russia at war with Georgia?
Power struggles.
When did Russia and Georgia fight in the war?
2008
Who won Russia or Georgia?
won no one . There still is war .Quite war.
Will the US soon go to war with Russia?
If the attacks on Georgia continue.
Why did the US not declare war when Russia invaded the state of Georgia?
It depends on what you mean by the State of Georgia, but let us be clear, Russia invaded the Republic of Georgia, a country in Europe and Asia, not the US State of Georgia. If Russia had invaded the US, the US certainly would have declared war on Russia.As for why the US did not declare war on Russia, this is probably to avoid sparking World War III, as well as the US's lack of a clear approach to dealing with international conflicts and changing developments under the Obama administration.
Who won Russia - Georgia war 2008?
It was a Russian-Ossetian-Abkhazian victory
Why Russia attack Georgia?
Upon completion of the USSR, some political problems remain unresolved.Moldova and Georgia want to solve these problems by war. Russia has prevented this in both cases.
In 2008 is there any war between russia and neighbor country?
Yes, Russia was fighting with Georgia (the country) since 2008.
What country did Russia have war with?
Through the ages, Russia fought many wars against many countries. The most important and bloody war in Russia's history was World War 2 against Germany. The last war Russia fought was a quick one against Georgia, Russia's southern neighbor and former part of the Soviet Union.
Is Georgia part of Russia?
Georgia is not a part of Russia, it is an independent country situated in the Caucasus, bordering Russia (the two states have been at war in 2008). Note, however, that until 1991, both Russia and Georgia were part of a common state, the Union of Soviet and Socialist Republics (USSR).
