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Georgia Not Going to Conduct Military Operations in Kodori
PanARMENIAN.Net
26.07.2006 13:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs hopes
that the international community will with understanding react to
the measures undertaken for introducing order in the Kodori canyon,
says the statement issued by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.
"Taking into account the complicated situation in the Kodori canyon,
the Georgian MFA underscores that the government should first of all
protect the interests of the residents of the Kodori canyon... The
Georgian authorities exclude any possibility of conducting a military
operation on the territory and call upon the local inhabitants to
obey the law," the statement says.
"The Georgian government also rules out any spreading of the police
operation onto the territory de facto controlled by Abkhazia...
Presently the Georgian Foreign Ministry holds consultations on the
situation with the representatives of the U.N. and other concerned
organizations, reported Novosti Georgia.
In should be noted that commander of Georgian military unit of Monadire
(Hunter) Emzar Kvitsiani proclaimed insubordination to the Georgian
parliament, since Georgian Defense Minister Urakli Okruashvili plans
to take the Kodori canyon by storm. Kvitsiani sent his message to
the Abkhazian government as well. To remind, Kvitsiani was Eduard
Shevardadze's plenipotentiary for the region in 1999-2004.
PanARMENIAN.Net
26.07.2006 13:57 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs hopes
that the international community will with understanding react to
the measures undertaken for introducing order in the Kodori canyon,
says the statement issued by the Georgian Foreign Ministry.
"Taking into account the complicated situation in the Kodori canyon,
the Georgian MFA underscores that the government should first of all
protect the interests of the residents of the Kodori canyon... The
Georgian authorities exclude any possibility of conducting a military
operation on the territory and call upon the local inhabitants to
obey the law," the statement says.
"The Georgian government also rules out any spreading of the police
operation onto the territory de facto controlled by Abkhazia...
Presently the Georgian Foreign Ministry holds consultations on the
situation with the representatives of the U.N. and other concerned
organizations, reported Novosti Georgia.
In should be noted that commander of Georgian military unit of Monadire
(Hunter) Emzar Kvitsiani proclaimed insubordination to the Georgian
parliament, since Georgian Defense Minister Urakli Okruashvili plans
to take the Kodori canyon by storm. Kvitsiani sent his message to
the Abkhazian government as well. To remind, Kvitsiani was Eduard
Shevardadze's plenipotentiary for the region in 1999-2004.