1945年8月15日重慶時間早晨7時整，從當時的四國首都重慶、華盛頓、倫敦、莫斯科，用華語、英語、俄語向戰場上雙方海陸空軍隊、世界各國，通過無線電廣播，播發內容一致的公告：日本政府已正式無條件投降。

1945年8月14日（美國東部標準時間）杜魯門總統在白宮向工作人員宣布日本投降的消息

日本標準時間當天中午12時整，天皇裕仁通過電台廣播向日本民眾宣讀了日本接受波茨坦宣言的《終戰詔書》（這一廣播被稱為「玉音放送」）。同一天早些時候，日本政府就已經通過在華盛頓的瑞士使團，告知美國總統哈利·S·杜魯門，日本願意向同盟國無條件投降。

由於日本是軸心國中最後一個投降的國家，因此，在歐戰勝利日後的三個月的V-J日，就被視作為整個第二次世界大戰結束的標誌。不過，日本正式簽字投降，還要等到1945年9月2日。那天，日本政府和軍隊的代表在停泊在東京灣的美國海軍密蘇里號戰艦的甲板上，簽字向同盟國投降。

第二次世界大戰終結日

還在看啥奧運!  那是啥?可以吃嗎?     照過來~!別被台灣的霉體給呼嚨了~

真正驚天動地的大新聞才剛剛發生了呢！因為喬治亞共和國南部親俄的South Ossetia省欲脫離喬治亞而獨立，喬治亞政府遂出兵鎮壓。沒想到South Ossetia背後的老大哥俄羅斯這時竟揮軍攻入喬治亞共和國。全面戰爭已是一觸即發。今天有三架俄羅斯蘇愷二十四型戰鬥機入侵喬治亞領空。其中一架在卡瑞里警察局附近投下兩枚炸彈。喬治亞的F-16升空迎擊Su-24，成功打下兩架，俄國駐屯軍的司令部也被喬治亞炸了，俄國戰車也已經越界開進喬治亞境內。

這麼大這麼重要會被寫進歷史的新聞不報，去播那不痛不癢的黑心國奧運會。這真是證明台灣霉體已經腦殘到一整個不行了。只不過....現在不能再怪阿扁鎖國了吧~XD

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ロシアが報復攻撃でグルジア空爆　全面戦争に拡大も

8月8日23時48分配信 産経新聞

　【モスクワ＝遠藤良介】世界各国の首脳が集い北京五輪が開幕した８日、ロシア軍機が旧ソ連、グルジアの首都トビリシ近郊の軍基地を爆撃したほか、戦車からなるロシア軍の地上増援部隊を派遣した。インタファクス通信などが伝えた。数発の爆弾が投下され、基地内には米軍顧問団が駐在していたという。
　グルジアはこれに先立つ８日未明、同国北部で事実上の独立状態にある親ロシアの分離派地域、南オセチア自治州への大規模攻撃に乗り出し、激しい戦闘で双方に多数の死傷者が出た。同自治州の後ろ盾であるロシアがこれに対し、報復攻撃を敢行したものだ。
　一方、グルジア側が、ロシア軍機２機を撃墜したとの情報もある。ロシアとグルジアが交戦したことで、全面的な戦争に拡大する恐れが強まっている。

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Georgia 'under attack' as Russian tanks roll in

TBLISI, Georgia (CNN) -- Georgia's president said Friday that his country is under attack by Russian tanks and warplanes, and he accused Russia of targeting civilians as tensions over the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia appeared to boil over into full-blown conflict.

Russia's Channel 1 shows heavy tanks purported to be on their way to South Ossetia.

"All day today, they've been bombing Georgia from numerous warplanes and specifically targeting (the) civilian population, and we have scores of wounded and dead among (the) civilian population all around the country," President Mikhail Saakashvili told CNN in an exclusive interview.

"This is the worst nightmare one can encounter," he said.

Asked whether Georgia and Russia were now at war, he said, "My country is in self-defense against Russian aggression. Russian troops invaded Georgia." Watch the interview with Saakashvili »

About 150 Russian armored vehicles have entered South Ossetia, Saakashvili said, and Georgian forces had shot down two Russian aircraft.

Russia's Defense Ministry said it sent "reinforcements" to South Ossetia to help the Russian peacekeepers already stationed there. Watch the Russian tanks moving into the area »

The events followed an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council to discuss a dramatic escalation of violence in Georgia and South Ossetia. The session ended Friday morning without a statement about the fighting.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said it was sending an envoy to the region immediately.

NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer issued a statement Friday saying he was seriously concerned about the recent events in the region, and he called on all sides to end armed clashes and begin direct talks. Watch more about NATO's attempts to help Georgia »

Carmen Romero, a NATO spokeswoman speaking to CNN from Brussels, reiterated Scheffer's statement. She said NATO was in regular contact with Georgia's president and was talking to the Russian side.

Britain and the United States also urged all sides to bring an immediate end to the violence.

"The U.S. has been in discussions for many months with all parties to find a peaceful resolution," said White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe. "We urge all sides to refrain from violence and to begin direct talks."

Earlier Friday, Russian military aircraft dropped two bombs on Georgian territory, a Georgian official said, causing no casualties.

In a letter addressed to his "fellow citizens" Friday, Saakashvili said he had mobilized tens of thousands of reserve officers and that the mobilization continued.

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"We must unite," Saakashvili wrote. "All of us, hundreds of thousands of Georgians here and abroad, should come together, unite, and fight to save Georgia. We are a freedom-loving people, and if our nation is united, no aggressor will be able to harm it."

Georgia declared a unilateral three-hour ceasefire at 3 p.m. to enable civilians to escape from the conflict zone, which so far was focused inside South Ossetia but included aerial targets inside Georgia, Saakashvili said.

"Clearly they don't really have boundaries in their activities," said Georgian Foreign Minister Eka Tkeshelashvili, in an interview with CNN. She said Russian aircraft had bombed "several villages" in Georgia outside of the South Ossetian territory.

Tkeshelashvili said Georgian authorities are still collecting information on casualties.

Georgia was appealing to the world for diplomatic intervention, she said, stressing that Georgia was not asking for military assistance.

Violence has been mounting in the region in recent days, with sporadic clashes between Georgian forces and South Ossetian separatists. South Ossetia declared its independence from Georgia in the early 1990s, but its independence is not internationally recognized.

Georgian troops launched new attacks in South Ossetia late Thursday after a top government official said a unilateral cease-fire offer was met with separatist artillery fire.

Alexander Lomaia, the secretary of Georgia's National Security Council, said Georgian troops were responding proportionately to separatist mortar and artillery attacks on two villages -- attacks he said followed the cease-fire and call for negotiations by Saakashvili.

Russia said a Georgian attack on a military barracks left a number of Russian peacekeepers dead.

"It's all very sad and alarming," Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said earlier in the day. "And, of course, there will be a response."

Putin was at a meeting with U.S. President Bush in Beijing, where they attended a luncheon for world leaders hosted by the Chinese president ahead of the Olympics, which begin Friday.

"There are lots of volunteers being gathered in the region, and it's very hard to withhold them from taking part. A real war is going on," Putin said, according to his spokesman, Dmitry Peskov.

Russian peacekeepers are in South Ossetia under a 1992 agreement by Russian, Georgian, and South Ossetian authorities to maintain what has been a fragile peace. The mixed peacekeeping force also includes Georgian and South Ossetian troops.

"The Georgian leadership has launched a dirty adventure," said a statement from Russia's Defense Ministry on Friday. "We will not leave our peacekeepers and Russian citizens unprotected."

Saakashvili said the Russian invasion of South Ossetia was pre-planned.

"These troops that are in Georgia now -- they didn't come unexpectedly," the president told CNN. "They had been amassing at the border for the last few months. They claimed they were staging exercises there and as soon as a suitable pretext was found, they moved in."

Georgia, located on the Black Sea coast between Russia and Turkey, has been split by Russian-backed separatist movements in South Ossetia and another region, Abkhazia.