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Russia says 12 of its troops killed in South Ossetia: reports

A dozen Russian soldiers have been killed and 150 wounded in fighting in the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia, Russia`s defence ministry said on Saturday, quoted by Russian news agencies

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Russian troops airlifted into South Ossetian capital: reports

Units of Russian paratroopers have entered the capital of the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia, Russian news agencies reported Saturday, citing a military spokesman

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3 Russian troops killed in overnight clashes: defence ministry

Russia`s defence ministry said Saturday that three of its peacekeeping troops had died in South Ossetia overnight, bringing to 15 the total number killed

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Russian troops will stay in South Ossetia: report

Russia`s peacekeeping contingent will stay in the breakaway Georgian province of South Ossetia despite losing 10 men in combat, the contingent`s commander said Friday, Interfax news agency reported

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US asked to help move Georgian troops home from Iraq: official

Georgia has asked the US military to provide aircraft to move Georgian troops home from Iraq as ...

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Russian troops near South Ossetian capital: reports

Russian troops are on the edge of the capital of the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia, ...

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More than 10 Russian troops killed in South Ossetia: defence ministry

Russia`s defence ministry said Friday more than 10 of its troops deployed in South Ossetia have ...

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Thai, Cambodian forces build up along border: Cambodia

PREAH VIHEAR, July 23, 2008 (AFP) - Thailand and Cambodia have built up forces at more points along their common border, stepping up a week-long standoff over disputed territory, Cambodian officials said Wednesday.

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US-Iraq deal won't spell out troop levels: White House

WASHINGTON, July 21, 2008 (AFP) - The White House said Monday that a planned US-Iraq long-term strategic agreement will not include a specific date for a withdrawal of US combat troops.

'What it will not do is have any sort date tied to combat troops, like how many American troops would be in Iraq at X date. That would not be included,' spokeswoman Dana Perino told reporters.

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US-Iraq deal won't spell out troop levels

WASHINGTON, July 21, 2008 (AFP) - The White House said Monday that a planned US-Iraq long-term strategic agreement will not include a specific date for a withdrawal of US combat troops.

The pact is expected to include 'an aspirational date' for Iraqis to take over their security, but will not set a deadline for bringing home US combat forces, spokeswoman Dana Perino told reporters.

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