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August 12th 2008 Russia

Transatlantic Politics » Blog Archive » Russia has stopped its invasion in Georgia. But at what price?

But other consequences we can think of are obviously a brutal regime change, an end to Georgia’s NATO aspirations and Europe being cut off from the Caspian oil and gas reserves. Also, a much stronger Russia when dealing with European countries. Already Italy, Belgium and now France are caving in to Russia, condemning the “anti-Russian” stance in Europe.

As I said….

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I’d say that this latest Russian adventure (Meet the new Russia, same as the old Russia) is more designed to accomplish two goals - control of energy infrastructure, and the prevention of Georgia from joining NATO.

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