The White House: “Our position on Georgia’s territorial integrity is not going to change, no matter what anybody says, and so I would consider that bluster coming from the foreign minister of Russia, and we will ignore it.”
“One can forget about any talk about Georgia’s territorial integrity because, I believe, it is impossible to persuade South Ossetia and Abkhazia to agree with the logic that they can be forced back into the Georgian state,” Lavrov told reporters.
It would seem that a showdown is imminent between Russia and the United States playing their vintage favorites like they did during the Cold War. Which, I’m sure, isn’t helped after Poland and the United States agreed on a preliminary deal to allow Poland to host an anti-missile system — a very unsettling topic for the Russians that believe the anti-missile system is meant to provoke them.
John McCain is jumping on the chance to promote himself after declaring that the United States should reexamine its relations with Moscow. Some believe that Ukraine is next, followed by a majority (if not all) the Baltic regions.
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