Putin condemns Georgian action in S Ossetia

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin condemned "aggressive actions" by Georgian troops in South Ossetia, and said that Russia would be compelled to retaliate.

Updated on: Aug 08, 2008 01:01 PM IST

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Friday condemned "aggressive actions" by Georgian troops in South Ossetia, and said that Russia would be compelled to retaliate.

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Putin condemns Georgian action in S Ossetia

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin condemned "aggressive actions" by Georgian troops in South Ossetia, and said that Russia would be compelled to retaliate.

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Putin condemns Georgian action in S Ossetia

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin condemned "aggressive actions" by Georgian troops in South Ossetia, and said that Russia would be compelled to retaliate.