Russian soldiers move into the village of Zemo Nikozi, 15km (10 miles) from Tskhinvali, the South Ossetian capitalPhotograph: Dmitry Kostyukov/AFP/GettyA Georgian woman is comforted by her husband after finding out her child was killed in GoriPhotograph: Sergei Grits/APRussian troops in Khurcha, in Georgia's breakaway province of Abkhazia, head towards the Georgian borderPhotograph: Vladimir Popov/AP
Georgian soldiers escape their burning armoured vehicle on the road to Tbilisi just outside GoriPhotograph: Uriel Sinai/GettyTwo women from South Ossetia sit at a refugee camp at the village of Alagir, near the Georgia-Russia borderPhotograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP/GettyA family mourns at the funeral of a Georgian soldier, while bombs and Russian jets are heard outsidePhotograph: Cliff Volpe/GettyA priest greets Georgian soldiers as they rest beside the road between Tskinvali and GoriPhotograph: Uriel Sinai/GettyGeorgian soldiers rest on the outskirts of GoriPhotograph: Marco Longari/AFP/GettyGeorgians hold up pictures of the Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, during a demonstration against the conflict in MadridPhotograph: Juan Medina/ReutersA Georgian man walks by his damaged apartment building in GoriPhotograph: Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP/GettyA South Ossetian refugee carries a child in a camp visited by the French foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, near Alagir, North OssetiaPhotograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP/GettyRefugees from South Ossetia spend the night in the Alagir refugee campPhotograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP/GettyRussian soldiers rest after attacking the Georgian village of Zemo Nikozi, 20km (13 miles) outside TshinvaliPhotograph: Denis Sinyakov/ReutersSouth Ossetian troops examine destroyed Georgian tanks in TskhinvaliPhotograph: Andrei Smirnov/AFP/GettyGeorgian men carry the body of a man killed by a shell on Joseph Stalin square in GoriPhotograph: Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP/GettyA South Ossetian soldier undergoes surgery in the basement of a damaged hospital in TskhinvaliPhotograph: Mikhail Metzel/AP
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