The war in South Ossetia.

I don't understand the talk about the lack of objectivity in our media (I'm not quoting because I'm not at home and don't have access to my computer). Western channels report from the safe city of Tbilisi, while ours report directly from the conflict zone, risking their lives. The main newsmaker for the West is Saakashvili, while ours show interviews (or simply conduct polls) with the victims. How can they be accused of being biased when the consequences of the Georgian bandits' raid are right behind them? Another question is the losses, but here, Georgia exaggerates them many times over, while our side has no reason to hide them, and it would be impossible to do so.
I don't know the details of the situation with Russian passports in South Ossetia, but it's already clear that this republic will never become Georgian again.
Regarding the poll, has all this anti-Russian information campaign failed to confuse the minds of ordinary people? I would like to hope so.