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(22 Aug 2008) SHOTLIST ++CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: THE PICTURES FROM SHOTS 5 TO 20 WERE TAKEN DURING A KREMLIN FACILITY TO SOUTH OSSETIA AND AP TELEVISION'S CREW WAS EMBEDDED WITH RUSSIAN FORCES+++ Road to Gori - 22 August 2008 1. Various of Russian convoy leaving first Russian checkpoint at Igoeti towards Gori 2. Wide of sign showing leaving Igoeti 3. Various of Russian soldiers sitting on top of Armoured Personnel Carrier 4. Various of Russian convoy leaving Igoeti Tskhinvali - 21 August 2008 5. Various tracking shots of destroyed buildings on outskirts of Tskhinvali 6. Mid of casing for rocket 7. Wide of buildings 8. Mid of washing hanging on line 9. Tskhinvali resident holding rocket casing 10. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Tsxovrebov, No first name given, Tskhinvali resident: "I don't have a house, I have nowhere to live now. When it rains it comes straight into the houses. I have no belongings left." 11. Wide of Russian soldier by tank 12. Close up of sign reading (Russian) "58 Army" 13. Wide of Russian soldiers 14. Close up of uniform patches 15. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Russian soldier, no name given: "I can say that they ran away in such a fashion that Olympians would have been jealous. They abandoned all their equipment and we captured five tanks." 16. Various of remains of weaponry 17. Wide of tank in ruins of building 18. Wide of map with sign reading in part (Russian) "Zone of responsibility of the Russian Battalion" 19. Memorial to Russian soldiers at site of Russian peacekeepers headquarters 20. Wide of destroyed Russian peacekeepers base STORYLINE: Russian troops manned checkpoints and controlled traffic on major highways across Georgia on Friday, as their military trucks roamed the roads freely and their military helicopters buzzed overhead. AP Television footage showed some Russian convoys leaving their checkpoints at Igoeti to head towards Gori on Friday, the strategic battle-scarred town on Georgia's main east-west highway, south of the South Ossetian capital, Tskhinvali. Igoeti lies southeast of Gori. Earlier in the day Russian forces were seen holding their position at Igoeti, the day that both the president and defence minister had promised would end with a complete pullback from Georgian territory invaded nearly two weeks ago, though it seems likely Moscow will implement a buffer zone of sorts near South Ossetia. Despite Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's promise to have his troops out by now, Friday appeared to be yet another day of a Russian occupation with no clear end in sight. A top Russian general said on Thursday it could be 10 days before the bulk of the troops are gone, and the mixed signals from Moscow left Georgians worrying about Russia's intentions nearly a week after a cease-fire deal. Under the deal, Russian forces are to pull back to positions they held before intense fighting broke out August 7 in the Russian-backed Georgian separatist region of South Ossetia. Outside the South Ossetian capital, Tskhinvali, several ethnic Georgian villages were burning on Thursday - many days after fighting ended - and bore evidence of destruction from looting. Also, on Thursday the media were taken on a Kremlin organised facility from Gori to Tskhinvali which was designed to showcase the destruction caused by Georgian troops in and around the South Ossetian capital. The media were supervised at all times and were given only limited opportunity to film in Georgian villages. AP Television footage showed destroyed buildings on the outskirts of Tskhinvali. Residents in Tskhinvali complained of having no shelter. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...