The U.N Security Council has ended a round of informal talks on the fighting between Russia and Georgia in the breakaway Georgian enclave of South Ossetia without adopting an accord on a truce call.
Belgian ambassador told reporters that due to differences, it will be very difficult to find common ground on a truce statement. Meanwhile, Russia is sending more troops to reinforce its forces in south Ossetia. A delegation of European and U.S envoys is also heading to Georgia to broker a truce after three days of fighting in which hundreds of people have been killed or injured.
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