TBILISI, Georgia (CNN)  -- Russian forces appeared to be in control of two key Georgian cities early Friday, and there were reports of tanks on the move again. A woman outside a bombed apartment block in Gori, Georgia, on Thursday. Russia said Thursday that its withdrawal of Gori would be complete within hours, and the U.S. said it looked like the Russian military was gearing up to leave, but CNN's Michael Ware confirmed that Russian troops were comfortably in control of Gori in the early hours of Friday. The town was a base for the Georgian military and is near the breakaway South Ossetia province where the conflict began.
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Russian military appears in control of two key Georgia cities
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Georgia says more than 100 tanks, vehicles moving between Senaki and Kutaisi
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Source tells CNN draft peace deal could see some Russian stay in Georgia
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Conflict began when Georgia launched action against rebels in South Ossetia
Many more people have fled the fighting into @placeholder and Georgia, leaving heavily bombarded towns and cities deserted.