As of 25 August, Russian forces remain in some areas of western Georgia, including around the port of Poti, despite assertions by the United States and others that their presence is in violation of the cease-fire agreement, which calls for a return to pre-conflict positions. Although there have been no recent reports of fighting, Georgian officials have alleged that Russia was behind the 24 August bombing of a fuel train in central Georgia. The train reportedly struck a landmine and then exploded near an abandoned military base outside the city of Gori. At least 10 of the train tankers caught fire; however, emergency services were able to unhook other carts to stop further damage. The train line runs through Tbilisi to the Black Sea ports and is a major trade line for oil from Azerbaijan to the rest of Europe. No injuries or casualties were reported, and the railway has since reopened.