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S Ossetia militia attacking ethnic Georgians: report

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and nowhere to go," one of the researchers, Tanya Lokshina, was quoted as saying.
Violence has flared up and Russian tanks have been seen
patrolling the town of Gori, reports BBC
One witness told the BBC he saw a convoy of Russian vehicles on the road to the Georgian capital Tbilisi.
People leaving the town say there is looting going on involving South Ossetian separatists.
A ceasefire is in place, but it seems to be very fragile, correspondents say.
In Gori, the Russian tanks seem to be dismantling and destroying Georgian army bases in the town, our correspondent says.
It is not clear where the Russian convoy on the Tibilisi road is heading.
There are reports of residents being stripped of their belongings at gunpoint on the entrances to the city.
There is a pall of smoke over Gori's market, but it is not clear if any more fighting has been going on in the town.
Terrified residents have watched their houses being torched, and the situation may yvell be worte in oudyirtgttlfa£e<‘J6ur correspondent adds.’’
Researchers also reported seeing armed Ossetian militia members in camouflage fatigues taking furniture, television sets, heaters and other household goods out of houses in one village.
South Ossetian militia have been looting and burning ethnic Georgian villages in the breakaway region. Human Rights Watch reported yesterday.
The group said its researchers travelling in South Ossetia on Tuesday "witnessed terrifying scenes of destruction in four villages that used to be populated exclusively by ethnic Georgians."
They quoted local residents who had not fled the region saying South Ossetian militiashad "looted the Georgian villages and set them on fire".
"Human Rights Watch saw numerous vehicles carrying South Ossetian militia members, as well as Russian military transports moving in the direction of Tskhinvali," it said, referring to the capital of South Ossetia.
"Numerous houses in the villages of Kekhvi, Nizhnie Achaveti, Verkhnie Achaveti and Tamarasheni had been burnt down over the last ■day,'' h said,'adding-that the villags were virtually deserted, with only elderly and incapacitated people left behind.
"The remaining residents of these destroyed ethnic Georgian villages are facing desperate conditions, with no means of survival, no help, no protection,