In fact, the Russian armed forces in South Ossetia have not yet received a report on the number of armed troops in South Ossetia since August 8, 2008 when the Russian Army Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Konashenkov, earlier on the same day that the Russian Armed Forces and Tanks had entered the area of South Ossetia on the same day that the Russian Armed Forces and Tanks had entered the area of South Ossetia. The Russian Armed Forces and Tanks have also been broadcasting footage of the Russian Armed Forces in South Ossetia as they entered the capital city of South Ossetia on July 8, 2008, but the Russian Armed Forces and Armed Forces in South Ossetia have not yet received a report on the number of Armed Forces in South O