Russian forces remain in Georgia
Updated on 23 August 2008
Russia is refusing to withdraw its troops from a key Georgian port despite ongoing protests by the Georgian people, Sue Turton reports.
Around 1,000 Georgians marched from the port of Poti to the Russian camp, to deliver a message across the trenches today: Russians go home.
Their continued presence in Georgia, including in Poti, was not part of the French-brokered ceasefire deal.
The Russians say the troops are an additional security measure to counter a possible backlash.
But as many Georgians return to wrecked homes and businesses, they're nervous that Russia has no intention of keeping to its side of the bargain.
