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Russian soldiers on the streets of Tskhinvali after the war (Photo: Wikipedia)

EU capital faces Georgia and Russia propaganda campaign

The guns may have fallen silent in Georgia but the propaganda war on who started the conflict has just begun, with Russia and Georgia each selling their side of the story to diplomats, MEPs and media in Brussels.

Over the past three weeks, the EU capital has been flooded with various timelines of events, differing body counts, tallies of the wounded and calculations of the number of refugees, as both parties try to rubbish each other's bloody arithmetic.

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Russian soldiers on the streets of Tskhinvali after the war (Photo: Wikipedia)

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