Conflicts After the Break Up the Soviet Union: The Conflict on the Territory of Georgia

As one of many conflicts caused by the collapse of the Soviet Union, the conflict in 1992-93 between Georgia and the Abkhaz region made it one of the most blood, the most important and unsolvable conflict I made it. It brought tens of thousands of casualties and caused approximately 250,000 people to evacuate. (Oksana, 2005) The confrontation in the territory of Georgia began with the Soviet Union advancing Abkhazu's highest Soviets to declare Abkhaz independence. On August 14, 1992, a murder fight occurred at a resort beach in Abkhazia, a small territory of a new independent Georgian Republic.

Today, the Nagorny-Karabakh conflict is one of several frozen conflicts in the former Soviet Union, and one of the troubles of the isolated regions of Abkhaz and Georgia and South Ossetia and the Moldova and Transmistrian Rivers. Karabak is under the jurisdiction of the Government of the Nagornie · Karabak Republic (currently the Aldak Republic) which is maintaining the military uniform Nagornie · Karabak, which is not recognized, but virtually independent. Defense Forces. Contrary to media reports, in most cases it refers to the religion of Armenians and Azerbaijanans, but the religious aspect does not play a more important role than ever. Since 1995, the co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group has found a new solution between the Armenian government and the Azerbaijan government.

Western media point out short-term war between Russia and Georgia, and I would like to insist that this is the first instance Russia tried to conquer the former Soviet Union. However, it is claimed that the start of confrontation with Russia's Georgia will rewrite history. Georgia started a massive military attack against South Ossetia on August 7th - 8th August 2008, trying to regain territory. This movement has no reason at all. Georgia's attack put out casualties between Russia's peacekeepers who fought against Ossetia's militia. One day Russia deployed Russian 58th army and Russian airborne troops into South Ossetia and bombed the military and logistics goals of Georgian troops and Georgia in South Ossetia. Most experts, monitors and ambassadors have now been determined to agree that war was initiated by Georgia.