Will Russian Forces be on the ground in Georgia's capital Tblisi before Sept 9, 2008?

Despite the "so-called ceasefire" Russian and Georgian troops are still clashing in Georgia. Gori the largest city near the South Ossetia border has been sacked by the Russians and to some it seems Tblisi
is the main objective. An AP reporter working on the road to Gori reportedly had a Russian soldier say to her "Come with us, beauty, we're going to Tbilisi!"

The Russians have said they're objective is not regime change, but with Soviet era armor heading towards Tblisi it doesn't appear this conflict is going to reach a peaceful conclusion. The US gov't has authorized US military personal to provide humanitarian assistance to Geogria and "boots are on the ground." The situation which at first looked under control is now unraveling quicker and quicker.

The major point that this conflict will bring home to many of America's Ex-Soviet bloc allies is that American support and protection is no longer guaranteed in a world where America's armed forces are overstretched. A Russian siege of Tblisi would be a bloody encounter, and not much could be done about it. Here's to hoping we weren't back in the Cold War!

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This question asks whether the current conflict could lead to there being actual Russian troops occupying or fighting on the ground (bombing runs don't count) within the city limits of Georgia's capital city, Tblisi. Must occur before Sept 9 local Tblisi time.