Issue 4279. Last Updated: 11/20/2009

Georgia Offers Cease-Fire and Talks

Reuters
Georgia said Sunday that it had withdrawn its army from South Ossetia and offered a cease-fire after two days of all-out war over the breakaway region, claiming overwhelming Russian military might and warning that Moscow was opening up a second front in Abkhazia.

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