(20 Aug 2008) SHOTLIST
Near Gori
1. Russian checkpoint, with Russian military vehicles arriving from Gori,
Road to Gori (6 km from Gori)
2. Pan down to reveal APC at Russian checkpoint
Road to Gori
3. Various of EU officials arguing with Russian soldiers
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matyas Eorsi, Member of Council of Europe
"I see Russian soldiers stopping us and then we are visiting a Georgian city. The only good news is that I can tell you that the international community is fully united in supporting Georgia, for getting back its territorial integrity and to make Russians leave Georgian soil, in the 21st century it is absolutely unacceptable and we do everything to achieve that Russians leave soon."
5. Officials and Russian soldiers
Igoeti
6. Georgian police checkpoint
7. Close-up Georgian policemen carrying machine guns
8. Georgian man riding in a carriage pulled by mule
Kaspi, 40 km west of Tbsilsi
9. Wide top-shot of Kaspi town
10. Georgian flag on building
11. Close of van with boxes of aid visible through windows passing
12. Wide of people unpacking aid boxes
13. Mid of man taking boxes out of van
14. Sign reads: Kaspi Municipality Board
15. Boxes being stacked
16. Close of box showing label, reads: "Food gift from the people of the United States of America"
17. Local authorities examining contents of boxes
18. Bag with US sign printed on outside, reads "Food gift from the people of the United States of America"
19. SOUNDBITE: (Georgian) Levan Demetrashvili, member of Kaspi City Hall community board:
"We are happy to receive this aid, but unfortunately we have 7-thousand refugees in town and we have received only 2-thousand boxes. So we're waiting to receive more so that we can help everyone."
20. Chain of people unloading boxes of aid
Outskirts Tbilisi
21. Cortege of British delegation arriving
22. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband entering the tent
23. Close up of children
24. Various of British Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, talking to internally displace people (IDPs) from the Gori area
25. Child and elderly woman in tent
26. Mid David Miliband and British ambassador to Georgia walking
27. Cutaway to children
28. SOUNDBITE: (English) David Miliband, British Foreign Secretary:
"There is no substitute for the human testimony that I have heard and seen today. The stories that are being told are of random violence, stories of killing and intimidation, stories of families being broken up and people fleeing for their lives and for the lives of their children. Obviously there is an immediate humanitarian crisis here, that needs emergency support which is why the British government, the UN the Red Cross are here providing important aid."
29. Wide refugee camp
STORYLINE:
A top Russian general said Russia plans to construct nearly twenty checkpoints to be manned by hundreds of soldiers in the so-called "security zone" around the border with South Ossetia.
The cease-fire that calls for both sides to pull back to their pre-fighting positions allows Russia to maintain troops in a zone extending 4.3 miles (7 kilometres) into Georgia along the South Ossetian border.
Russia's plans to maintain checkpoints suggests it aims to seal control of South Ossetia.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said his troops will complete its withdrawal from Georgia by Friday, but few signs of movement have been seen other than the departure of a small portion of the troops who have held the strategically key city of Gori.
Meanwhile, US food aid began to arrive in the town of Kaspi, just west of Tbsilsi on Wednesday.
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