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Life Goes On (news article)
"Life Goes On" ((ロシア語:«Жизнь продолжается»)) is an article published in the 3 September 2008 weekly issue of the Russian Ministry of Defence's official newspaper, ''Krasnaya Zvezda''.〔''Красная звезда'' // Еженедельный выпуск № 159 (25162) as of 3 - 9 September, 2008, page 5.〕 It was also posted on the newspaper's web site. The article was based on the interview of a wounded officer who had taken part in the Russian military operation in South Ossetia in August 2008. Some days afterwards, the article was pulled from the newspaper's web site,〔(С сайта «Красной звезды» удалено интервью капитана Сидристого о вторжении российских войск в ЮО до нападения Грузии ) NEWSru.com September 15, 2008.〕〔(Вопрос времени - Илья Мильштейн ) Matter of Timing by Iliya Milshtein〕 the disappearance having been commented upon by the mainstream media, including ''The New York Times''. After the initial publication, it was picked up by blogs and internet news agencies,〔(СМИ: российские войска вошли в Южную Осетию еще до начала боевых действий ) ("News media: Russian Military entered South Ossetia before military actions began") NEWSru.com Septemder 11, 2008.〕〔(Солдаты говорят, что прибыли в Южную Осетию еще 7 августа ) Soldiers say they arrived to South Ossetia on August 7〕 as the first published version contradicted the official timeline of Russian incursion into South Ossetia. However, the article was later corrected.
The article was written by Irina Zhirnova (Ирина Жирнова) and details the war experience of a Russian Army 135th motor regiment commander named Denis Sidristy (Денис Сидристый).
==Correction==
When asked about the article, a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry told ''Der Spiegel'' that it was the result of a technical error. Moreover, the spokesman said, the official in question had been wounded and therefore "could no longer remember the situation clearly."〔http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,578273-2,00.html〕
After a query by ''The New York Times'' about the article, ''Krasnaya Zvezda'' later published an article in which Captain Sidristy said the correct date for the advance to Tskhinvali was August 8, not August 7.〔
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