By Susan Cornwell
WASHINGTON, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The United States has few options for stopping Russia's military advance deep into Georgia and is partly to blame for encouraging Georgia's pro-Western government to overreach, analysts said.
Despite warnings by President George W. Bush for Russia to "reverse the course it appears to be on" and withdraw its troops to avert a "dramatic and brutal escalation" of violence," U.S. military intervention in the small former Soviet republic is nearly unthinkable, analysts said on Monday.
There also is little Washington can do diplomatically to restrain the Russians, according to foreign policy experts.
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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