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Rice: NATO won't let Russia succeed in Georgia Save Email Print
Posted: 3:27 PM Aug 18, 2008
Last Updated: 3:27 PM Aug 18, 2008

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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says NATO will not allow Russia to destabilize Georgia, intimidate other pro-Western governments in the former Soviet bloc or re-establish an Iron Curtain across Europe.

Speaking to reporters on her way to an emergency NATO meeting in Brussels, Rice warned Moscow it is playing a dangerous game with the United States and its allies, who will stand by Georgia and ensure its recovery from a weeklong Russian invasion.

Ahead of Tuesday's meeting, Rice also said the alliance would act to punish Russia for its actions and deny its strategic objectives by ensuring that Georgia's insfrastructure and economy are rebuilt and that its government is fully supported by the West.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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