In pictures: Georgia tension
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
Food shortages have left some residents fighting for loaves of bread at a bakery in the town.
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
Food shortages have left some residents fighting for loaves of bread at a bakery in the town.
As tension continued, one resident was restrained by priests as he started verbally abusing Russian officers.
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
Food shortages have left some residents fighting for loaves of bread at a bakery in the town.
As tension continued, one resident was restrained by priests as he started verbally abusing Russian officers.
Many of the town’s residents have fled; some of those left behind have been made homeless.
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
Food shortages have left some residents fighting for loaves of bread at a bakery in the town.
As tension continued, one resident was restrained by priests as he started verbally abusing Russian officers.
Many of the town’s residents have fled; some of those left behind have been made homeless.
Soldiers as well as residents have been left exhausted by the sudden and brutal conflict.
YOUR PICTURE GALLERY IS NOW LOADING…
Residents in the Georgian town of Gori have been trying to go about their normal lives ahead of a planned Russian handover back to Georgian forces.
Food shortages have left some residents fighting for loaves of bread at a bakery in the town.
As tension continued, one resident was restrained by priests as he started verbally abusing Russian officers.
Many of the town’s residents have fled; some of those left behind have been made homeless.
Soldiers as well as residents have been left exhausted by the sudden and brutal conflict.
Lists of killed and wounded are being anxiously studied by Georgian citizens worried about loved ones.
As the fragile ceasefire holds, Russian soldiers display weapons they say they have confiscated from Georgian residents.
Plans for joint Russian-Georgian patrols in Gori appear not to have got off the ground, but senior Russians did brief Georgian police officers in Orjosani, 15km (9 miles) from the city of Gori.
Russian soldiers on the streets of Gori provide a poignant reminder that the situation is far from back to normal.
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