The war in South Ossetia.

Russian Federation. Peacekeepers were deployed, and Georgia opened fire on them. Now, the Georgians will quickly be brought to their senses. As for the talk about the "prelude to World War III," it's just laughable. Given the current state of affairs, World War III could be between the United States and Russia. Neither of us is foolish enough to start a war over what is essentially a local conflict between Georgia and South Ossetia. Yes, the West will complain about how Russia is suppressing democracy and fighting against the freedom of Georgia and South Ossetia. But there definitely won't be a World War III because of this. The reason is not significant enough. I don't understand why there is a separate option for "South Ossetia" in the poll. If it's going to be included, it should be in one option with Russia.