Another thing. When the Georgian negotiator got to Tskhinvali the evening before the Georgian assault, he said that he noticed that the town was virtually empty. No people in streets, almost like a ghost town. He did not pay attention to it first, but after the negotiator from the other side called that they have a flat tire and that even their spare is flat too so they can get to Tskhinvali for a while, he realized that they have no intention for the negotiations to proceed and the whole thing started to look like some kind of a setup. He left shortly after the call for Tbilisi.