ࡱ> %`Zbjbj"x"x@@iR) :F:F:F8rFlFtrw^GhI"IIJ1M1M1M_wawawawawawaw$yh |wfM"1MffwIJw.o.o.ofLIJ_w.of_w.o.oqqIRG qx':Fm0quw0wq|0n|qq||ouL1MUD.o;\?au1M1M1Mwwo1M1M1Mwffffrrrd.drrr.VT  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://blog.wired.com/images/wired_blog_logo.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  How Israel Trained and Equipped Georgia's Army By Noah Shachtman  HYPERLINK "mailto:noah.shachtman@gmail.com"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://blog.wired.com/images/icon_email.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET August 19, 2008 | 2:48:00 PMCategories:  HYPERLINK "http://blog.wired.com/defense/crazy_ivans/index.html" Crazy Ivans,  HYPERLINK "http://blog.wired.com/defense/sabras/index.html" Sabras The Russian military blasted Israel today for supplying weapons and training to its adversaries in Georgia. " HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3584829,00.html" Israel armed the Georgian army," Russian Deputy Chief of General Staff Gen. Anatoly Nogovitsyn told a Moscow press conference. Jerusalem provided Tblisi with "eight types of military vehicles, explosives, landmines and special explosives for the clearing minefields [sic]. " " HYPERLINK "http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=SimpleSite/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1218710400132" In 2007, Israeli experts trained Georgian commandos," he added. Georgia's Deputy Defense Minister Batu Kutelia previously said that "Georgian corporals and sergeants train with Germans, alpine units and the navy work with French instructors, and special operations and urban warfare troops are taught by Israelis." Tensions between Georgia and Russia ratcheted up the spring, after Russia and her allies in the breakaway region of Abkhazia  HYPERLINK "http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/05/drone-wars-part.html" shot down a number of Georgian spy drones. Those unmanned  HYPERLINK "http://www.elbitsystems.com/lobmainpage.asp?id=161" Hermes 450 reconnaissance planes were made by Israel's Elbit Systems. The two countries have been doing military hardware deals for almost seven years, "following an initiative by Georgian citizens who immigrated to Israel and became businesspeople," Ynetnews notes. "The fact that Georgia's defense minister, Davit Kezerashvili, is a former Israeli who is fluent in Hebrew contributed to this cooperation." "His door was always open to the Israelis who came and offered his country arms systems made in Israel," the source said... "The deals in this country were conducted fast, mainly due to the defense minister's personal involvement." Former Israel internal security minister  HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roni_Milo" Roni Milo was one of the people who pushed those deals along. He "conducted business in Georgia for Elbit Systems," according to Ynetnews. "And with his help Israel's defense industries managed to sell to Georgia [drones], automatic turrets for armored vehicles, antiaircraft systems, communication systems, shells and rockets." In addition, "Israel has reportedly helped upgrade Soviet-designed Su-25 ground attack jets assembled in Georgia. And former Israeli generals serve as advisers to the Georgian military," according to the Jewish Week. All told, " HYPERLINK "http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c39_a13193/News/International.html" Israel arms sales to Georgia over the last decade have been estimated at some $300 million to $500 million." But, by late 2007,  HYPERLINK "http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1011344.html" Israeli analysts saw war and the horizon for Russia and Georgia, Ha'Aretz observes. "The defense and foreign ministries started ordering military exports to Georgia be cut last year, thwarting a major deal for Israeli-made Merkava tanks... Senior Israeli generals apparently felt a showdown was imminent, and preferred not to get directly involved." Especially because Jerusalem "views cooperation from Moscow which has been supplying Iran with arms and help in its nuclear efforts as crucial to halting Irans drive" for atomic weaponry, the Jewish Week adds. During the first few days of the war, the Russians seemed placated. We are appreciative of Israels position of not selling offensive weapons to a conflict area, Russian diplomat Anatoly Yurkov said. Today, the rhetoric changed. [Photo: FlightGlobal]  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.ynetnews.com/images/ENEWS_logo.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  War in Georgia: The Israeli connection For past seven years, Israeli companies have been helping Gerogian army to preparer for war against Russia through arms deals, training of infantry units and security advice Arie Egozi Latest Update:08.10.08, 11:53 /  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/home/0,7340,L-3082,00.html" Israel News The  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3580073,00.html" \t "_blank" fighting which broke out over the weekend between Russia and Georgia has brought Israel's intensive involvement in the region into the limelight. This involvement includes the sale of advanced weapons to Georgia and the training of the Georgian army's infantry forces. The Defense Ministry held a special meeting Sunday to discuss the various arms deals held by Israelis in Georgia, but no change in policy has been announced as of yet. AdviceForeign Ministry warns Israelis against traveling to Georgia / Roee Nahmias Ministry ups travel warning due to ongoing military conflict with Russia, asks Israelis already in Georgia to contact embassy in Tbilsi or ministry's situation room in Israel  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3579965,00.html" Full story "The subject is closely monitored," said sources in the Defense Ministry. "We are not operating in any way which may counter Israeli interests. We have turned down many requests involving arms sales to Georgia; and the ones which have been approves have been duly scrutinized. So far, we have placed no limitations on the sale of protective measures."  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3284752,00.html" \t "_blank" Israel began selling arms to Georgia about seven years ago following an initiative by Georgian citizens who immigrated to Israel and became businesspeople. "They contacted defense industry officials and arms dealers and told them that Georgia had relatively large budgets and could be interested in purchasing Israeli weapons," says a source involved in arms exports. The military cooperation between the countries developed swiftly. The fact that Georgia's defense minister, Davit Kezerashvili, is a former Israeli who is fluent in Hebrew contributed to this cooperation. "His door was always open to the Israelis who came and offered his country arms systems made in Israel," the source said. "Compared to countries in Eastern Europe, the deals in this country were conducted fast, mainly due to the defense minister's personal involvement." Among the Israelis who took advantage of the opportunity and began doing business in Georgia were former Minister Roni Milo and his brother Shlomo, former director-general of the Military Industries, Brigadier-General (Res.) Gal Hirsch and Major-General (Res.) Yisrael Ziv. Roni Milo conducted business in Georgia for Elbit Systems and the Military Industries, and with his help Israel's defense industries managed to sell to Georgia remote-piloted vehicles (RPVs), automatic turrets for armored vehicles, antiaircraft systems, communication systems, shells and rockets. According to Israeli sources, Gal Hirsch gave the Georgian army advice on the establishment of elite units such as Sayeret Matkal and on rearmament, and gave various courses in the fields of combat intelligence and fighting in built-up areas. 'Don't anger the Russians' The Israelis operating in Georgia attempted to convince the Israeli Aerospace Industries to sell various systems to the Georgian air force, but were turned down. The reason for the refusal was "special" relations created between the Aerospace Industries and Russia in terms of improving fighter jets produced in the former USSR and the fear that selling weapons to Georgia would anger the Russians and prompt them to cancel the deals. Israelis' activity in Georgia and the deals they struck there were all authorized by the Defense Ministry. Israel viewed Georgia as a friendly state to which there is no reason not to sell arms systems similar to those Israel exports to other countries in the world. As the tension between Russia and Georgia grew, however, increasing voices were heard in Israel particularly in the Foreign Ministry calling on the Defense Ministry to be more selective in the approval of the deals with Georgia for fear that they would anger Russia. "It was clear that too many unmistakable Israeli systems in the possesion of the Georgian army would be like a red cloth in the face of a raging bull as far as Russia is concerned," explained a source in the defense establishment. For inctance, the Russians viewed the operation of the Elbit System's RPVs as a real provocation. "It was clear that the Russians were angry," says a defense establishment source, "and that the interception of three of these RPVs in the past three months was an expression of this anger. Not everyone in Israel understood the sensitive nerve Israel touched when it supplied such an advanced arms system to a country whose relations with Russia are highly tense." In May it was eventually decide to approve future deals with Georgia only for the sale of non-offensive weapon systems, such as intelligence, communications and computer systems, and not to approve deals for the sale of rifles, aircraft, sells, etc. A senior source in the Military Industry said Saturday that despite some reporters, the activity of Georgia's military industry was extremely limited. "We conducted a small job for them several years ago," he said. "The rest of the deals remained on paper." Dov Pikulin, one of the owners of the Authentico company specializing in trips and journeys to the area, says however that "the Israeli is the main investor in the Georgian economy. Everyone is there, directly or indirectly." Georgian minister: Israel should be proud "The Israelis should be proud of themselves for the Israeli training and education received by the Georgian soldiers," Georgian Minister Temur Yakobashvili said Saturday. Yakobashvili is a Jew and is fluent in Hebrew. "We are now in a fight against the great Russia," he said, "and our hope is to receive assistance from the White House, because Georgia cannot survive on its own. "It's important that the entire world understands that what is happening in Georgia now will affect the entire world order. It's not just Georgia's business, but the entire world's business." One of the Georgian parliament members did not settle Saturday for the call for American aid, urging Israel to help stop the Russian offensive as well: "We need help from the UN and from our friends, headed by the United States and Israel. Today Georgia is in danger tomorrow all the democratic countries in the region and in the entire world will be in danger too." Zvi Zinger and Hanan Greenberg contributed to this report First Published:08.10.08, 09:59  HYPERLINK "JavaScript:openInnewWindow('/YediothPortal/Ext/TalkBack/CdaTalkBack/1,2497,L-3580136-0-68-3082-0--,00.html',435,490,0)"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.ynetnews.com/Cmm/Files/Images/ic_talkback2.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  HYPERLINK "JavaScript:openInnewWindow('/YediothPortal/Ext/TalkBack/CdaTalkBack/1,2497,L-3580136-0-68-3082-0--,00.html',435,490,0)" talkback HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticlePrintPreview/1,2506,L-3580136,00.html"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.ynetnews.com/Images/Index/ic_printer.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  HYPERLINK "http://www.ynetnews.com/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticlePrintPreview/1,2506,L-3580136,00.html" Print HYPERLINK "JavaScript:openInnewWindow('/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticleSendtoForm/1,2510,L-3580136,00.html',400,400,0)"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.ynetnews.com/Images/Index/ic_sendto.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  HYPERLINK "JavaScript:openInnewWindow('/Ext/Comp/ArticleLayout/CdaArticleSendtoForm/1,2510,L-3580136,00.html',400,400,0)" Send to friend  HYPERLINK "http://del.icio.us/post"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.ynetnews.com/images/article/delicious_icon.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  HYPERLINK "http://del.icio.us/post" Bookmark to del.icio.us  HYPERLINK "http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/img/global/tol-logo.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  From The Sunday Times August 10, 2008 Bodies are lying everywhere. Its hell Mark Franchetti, Moscow OLEG KALCHAKEYEV sighed with relief as he watched the evening news on Thursday. The reports told of renewed skir-mishes between separatist rebels seeking South Ossetian independence and the Georgian army but also revealed that Mikhail Saakashvili, Georgias president, had declared a ceasefire. On Friday, so the young leader said, the two sides would sit down to negotiate. Kalchakeyev, a car mechanic from Tskhinvali, the South Ossetian capital, told his son: At least well be able to watch the Olympics. Only a few hours later, however, shortly before dawn, Kalchakeyev woke up to the sound of explosions. He looked out of the window and saw the night sky over Tskhinvali filled with tracer fire. A barrage of Grad and Katyusha rockets followed.  HYPERLINK "javascript:pictureGalleryPopup('/tol/',4493707);" Pictures from the Georgia-Russia conflict It is unclear who first violated the ceasefire, but less than eight hours after Saakashvilis pledge, the Georgian president had ordered his troops to retake South Ossetia by force. Suddenly there was a massive explosion which hit a house down the road from us, said Kalchakeyev, who managed to flee across the border to Russia. Our windows shattered and I jumped for cover. I grabbed my son and wife and ran down to the basement, where I was joined by dozens of other civilians. The bombing only got worse. It was relentless and went on for hours. I never thought it would come to this Georgians bombing us not in my wildest imagination. As Vladimir Putin and George W Bush gathered with world leaders at the so-called birds nest stadium in Beijing for the Olympic opening ceremony, war was breaking out between Putins Russia and Bushs client state Georgia. Within hours, Russia sent its tanks rampaging into South Ossetia even though it still officially recognises it as Georgian sovereign territory and yesterday it ordered its air force to attack Georgian targets. Apartment blocks were on fire in Gori, 15 miles from South Ossetia. Afterwards, a woman knelt in the street and screamed over the body of a dead man. Another old woman covered in blood stared into the distance, and a man knelt by the road, his head in his hands. Why do I have to go through this again? asked one woman, who said she had survived the second world war. Why cant we just live in peace? A wave of shock and apprehension gripped the region as survivors asked themselves whether Georgia was about to follow Chechnya into another Caucasian war. Yesterday it emerged that Tskhinvali, a quiet, small town, had been all but destroyed by the initial Georgian attack on Friday. As a barrage of artillery fell on its outskirts, Georgian tanks moved into the centre, where they were met with fierce resistance from South Ossetian separatist rebels. Georgian snipers are taking down anything that moves, even outside the towns hospital, which is making it hard to deliver the wounded. They are not sparing anyone, claimed a South Ossetian government spokesman. The presidential palace of a region of only 70,000 inhabitants was in flames as intense hand-to-hand fighting broke out across the town. Ordinary apartment blocks were pounded as the remains of Georgian tanks struck by rocket-propelled grenades stood burning in the middle of the street. Its hell, said Zara Valiyeva, a local journalist trapped in the city. Houses are being hit around us by rockets. We have no food but its too dangerous to go out. Battered Ladas delivered the wounded to the towns hospital, which according to several reports was also badly hit. There were bodies lying everywhere, in the streets, around ruined buildings, in cars. There is hardly a single building left undamaged, said Ludmilla, a woman who fled the town during the fighting. The city is burning, stated a local resident, Oleg Repukhov, in a text message from a basement he took refuge in. Grad missiles are falling. They are taking the city. We are running out of ammunition. Wheres our f***ing help!!? he wrote before the line went down. We never thought this could happen, said Fatima Kochieva, a 47-year-old mother of two who lived on Tskhinvalis southern outskirts, where the first Georgian artillery shells landed. It all happened so quickly. Suddenly we were in the middle of heavy fighting. I saw our neighbours house get a direct hit. I took cover with the kids in the basement. It was terrifying. It took the Georgian army, which in the past few years has received US training and equipment, only a few hours to take the town. Huge bomb craters cut through the streets. Blackened Soviet-era apartment block buildings were in flames; dead bodies of fighters and civilians lay on the ground amid the rubble. The remains of Georgian armed vehicles hit by grenades lay upside down close to the central square. Power and water supplies were cut off. The town is destroyed. There are many casualties, many wounded, said Zaid Tsarnayev, a resident. I was in the hospital on Friday where I saw many civilian wounded. The hospital was later destroyed by a Georgian jet. Russias response to the crisis was swift. Tank columns from the 58th army rolled across the border into South Ossetia. Backed by Russian fighter jets that pounded the Georgian armys position, they quickly advanced towards Tskhinvali. Russia will not close its eyes on the deaths of Russian citizens in South Ossetia, warned Dmitry Medvedev, the new Russian president. Hundreds of volunteers from across the Caucasus including scores of Cossacks continued to cross into the disputed enclave to help the South Ossetian separatists. Yesterday morning the Russians stepped up the pressure by sending in their Spetsnaz special forces. Clashes were reported in and around Tskhinvali but by midday the Russians had pushed the Georgians back, establishing a big military presence that Moscow will argue needs to stay for the fore-seeable future as a peacekeeping force. Georgias interior ministry claimed that Russian warplanes had bombed a military base on the outskirts of the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, and three military bases on the Black Sea port of Poti. Russia denied the claims. Georgia also claimed to have shot down 10 Russian planes. The Russians said they had lost two. It was when Russian jets attacked Gori, a small Georgian town to the south of the fighting, that the worst bloodshed occurred. Richard Galpin of the BBC was the first foreign reporter on the scene. He said: We saw the impact of the air strikes buildings on fire. We could hear the Russian jets above us. In one strike the pilot missed the intended military base, instead hitting two apartment blocks. When we arrived, flames were pouring out of the buildings and people were still trapped inside. We saw injured civilians being pulled from the buildings. Roots of the conflict Why is the Caucasus so important? Because it is the only route for Central Asian oil supplies that does not cross Russia. Throughout the 19th century Russia fought wars to control the region and Moscow considers the area a key part of its sphere of influence. Why does South Ossetia want to break away? Most of its people speak their own language and feel closer to the Russians than the Georgians. They say they were absorbed into Georgia after the fall of the old Soviet Union. The 70,000 South Ossetians want independence just like Kosovo, the breakaway Serbian province. Why are the Georgians so upset about South Ossetia? Because they see it as a Russian outpost funded largely from Moscow, and where most people carry Russian passports. Why has Georgias president chosen to raise the issue now? Because he thought everyone was focused on the Olympics and the Russians would hesitate to respond with force. Why has Russia been willing to go to war? The Kremlin is angry about western, particularly American military support for Georgia, its desire to join Nato and US plans for a missile defence shield in Europe. Will anyone else intervene? Unlikely, western armies are busy and the prospect of taking on Russia is not enticing. What happens next? The Georgians will back down looking like the bad guys. Both sides will go back to hating each other. Result: Russia 1, Georgia 0.  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