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August 2007, a
missile landed, but did not explode, in the
village of
Tsitelubani, some 65 km (40 mi) from Tbilisi.
Georgian officials said that Russian...
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August 7, 2007, a
missile landed in the Georgian-controlled
village of
Tsitelubani, some 65 km
north of Tbilisi.
Georgian officials said that two Russian...
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Russian Kh-58
missile was
fired at a
Georgian radar site near the town of
Tsitelubani, but it
missed and
failed to explode.
During the 2008 Russo-Georgian...
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incident refers to the
landing of a
missile in the
Georgian village of
Tsitelubani in the Gori
district near the Georgian-Ossetian
conflict zone, some 65 km...
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Kodistskaro Gori 67 42
Khurvaleti /
Nadarbazevi 71 44
Shavshebi /
Tsitelubani 73 45
Shavshebi Eastbound exit only 75 47
Akhalsopeli /
Akhalsheni 79...
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unexploded Russian air-to-surface
missile was
found in the
village of
Tsitelubani, near the
South Ossetian conflict zone,
though various theories have...
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warplanes entered Georgian airspace and
dropped a bomb on the
village of
Tsitelubani; however,
Russia denied the responsibility.
Georgian president Mikheil...
- but does not explode, in the Georgian-government-controlled
village of
Tsitelubani, Georgia.
Authorities there claim that two
Russian jets
violated Georgian...
