When will Russian troops leave Georgian territory?

Question

When will Russian troops leave Georgian territory?

Answer 1

united states are afraid with this...

united states are cowards because just waring with little and poor nation like irak...

Answer 2

What is Georgian territory? The Georgians say it includes Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The Russians think otherwise. People in those regions are not in complete agreement, though I hear they tend toward the latter rather than the former. According to Georgia, Russian troops have been on Georgian soil for some time because they had troops in these regions. According to Russia those troops were just trying to keep the peace between Georgia and rebellious Abkhazians and South Ossetians. I think they will stay and Abkazia and South Ossetia will become Russian protectorates, in fact if not in law. In this case the answe to your question will be, Russia: "Yes", Georgia: "No".

Answer 3

when we can be sure georgians dont attack south ossetia again

and US supplyin georgia with weapons doesnt help it at all ;)

btw since we're talkin about troops staying in a foreign country, how many countries are occupied by US at the moment? is it just 2 or more? :)

Answer 4

When the Georgians stop attacking the russian outpost. Its not a war by the way, its a scuffle. And america cant get involved because we do the same thing. We have military installments scattered across the world, by force.

Answer 5

many armors start move thu north ( beyond the Russian Borderline ) but looks like they want put some force at Abkhazia and South Ossetia for "peacekeeping" missions.

most battle forces might be leave georgia at end of this week but ~ 500 russian soldier  kept the positions this two conflict centers. ( In georigia )

bottom line : maybe never  :(

Answer 6

"outlook cloudy"

"ask again later"

Answer 7

Maybe never. Whose going to make them?  

Answer 8

When pigs fly

Answer 9

Troops are leaving already. Only Russian peacemakers are staying in South Ossetia, since there is no indication from anybody for them to leave.

Answer 10

I doubt any time soon.NATO has neither the will,or the Ability to stand up to Russia.At least that is,not without the US.And if Obama is the next President,they will not get the level of support they need from the US.Besides the two provinces that say they're independent of Georgia,there will be Russian troops there,even if they pull out of the rest of Georgia.The Russians will maintain a large force at the borders as well I'm sure,so even if they're not "in the country" they can be there in hours.My only worry is that it will spread.Thanks to the Interceptor Missile deal,now Russia's angry at Poland,are they next?

YTP