MOSABRUNI, Georgia, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Georgian police withdrew from the disputed village of Mosabruni on the border of South Ossetia after Russian forces moved into it, a Reuters reporter at the scene said on Tuesday. Police, which manned checkpoints in the village where government troops faced South Ossetian separatists in a tense stand-off for several days, left and moved deeper into Georgian territory after Russian tanks and armoured personnel carriers rolled into Mosabruni. (Reporting by Matt Robinson, writing by Oleg Shchedrov; editing by Jon Boyle)
A Russian military truck drives past Georgians protesting against their presence in front of a Russian military base in western Georgian town of Teklati August 26, 2008. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ...
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