Reason On The Air: Tim Cavanaugh On Georgia, Russia, and War

Reason Staff | 8.11.2010 1:19 PM

This month marks the second anniversary of the five-day war between Georgia and Russia over the breakaway region of South Ossetia.

Tim Cavanaugh is appearing on Scott Horton's Antiwar Radio show to discuss the aftermath. You can listen live at Liberty Radio Network.

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