BERLIN, Aug 20 (Reuters) - There are no clear signs that Russia has started a withdrawal from Georgia, a German government spokesman said on Wednesday, describing the situation as "very unsatisfactory". "At the moment we have no tangible indication that the Russian troop withdrawal has really started. That is a very unsatisfactory situation," government spokesman Thomas Steg told reporters at a regular news conference. (Reporting by Noah Barkin, writing by Madeline Chambers)
Two Russian self-propelled howitzers hold positions near the Georgian town of Gori, where Russia withdrew a mechanised infantry company earlier in the day, August 19, 2008. REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko (GEORGIA) ...
