Russia and west divided over Georgia peace plan

Russia and key Western nations remained at odds today over a United Nations resolution aimed at bringing peace to Georgia.

Russia and west divided over Georgia peace plan
Fri, 22 Aug, 2008 - 09:55

Russia and key Western nations remained at odds today over a United Nations resolution aimed at bringing peace to Georgia.

The US, France and Britain insisted on immediate withdrawal of Russian troops and also sought a commitment from Russia on Georgia's territorial integrity, according to UN diplomats.

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