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RF MFA: Georgia's joining NATO to Have Negative Impact on Situation in Caucasus
PanARMENIAN.Net
22.09.2006 17:49 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Any enlargement of the NATO will cause considerable
changes in the security field. The case with Georgia is specific owing
to geographical closeness to Russia and complication of Caucasian
problems. Georgia's joining the NATO will affect Russia's political,
military and economic interests and will have a negative impact on
the delicate situation in the Caucasus, says the statement of the
Russian Foreign Ministry over the decision of the NATO Council to start
"intense dialogue" with Georgia, reported the Russian MFA press office.
The Russian MFA says that the experience of previous enlargements
proves that sometimes the states entering the NATO try to settle
their bilateral relations with Russia by including them into the
context of the Russia-NATO relations. Thus, for many forces in Russia
the Alliance will be associated with the anti-Russian policy of the
incumbent Georgian leadership.
PanARMENIAN.Net
22.09.2006 17:49 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Any enlargement of the NATO will cause considerable
changes in the security field. The case with Georgia is specific owing
to geographical closeness to Russia and complication of Caucasian
problems. Georgia's joining the NATO will affect Russia's political,
military and economic interests and will have a negative impact on
the delicate situation in the Caucasus, says the statement of the
Russian Foreign Ministry over the decision of the NATO Council to start
"intense dialogue" with Georgia, reported the Russian MFA press office.
The Russian MFA says that the experience of previous enlargements
proves that sometimes the states entering the NATO try to settle
their bilateral relations with Russia by including them into the
context of the Russia-NATO relations. Thus, for many forces in Russia
the Alliance will be associated with the anti-Russian policy of the
incumbent Georgian leadership.