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U.S. President George Bush makes a speech on Georgia-South Ossetia conflict

Published 13 Aug, 2008 15:04 | Updated 13 Aug, 2008 19:04

U.S. President George Bush has expressed concern over reports that Russian troops had entered Georgia despite the cease-fire.

In a televised address, he said he expects Moscow to honour its commitment to the truce and to cease all military activities in Georgia.

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