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    GEORGIA LEAVING THE CIS CREATES A PROBLEM FOR ARMENIA

    The Messenger
    Aug 24 2009
    Georgia

    As soon as Georgia withdrew officially from the CIS Armenia lost
    its direct land link with the rest of the alliance, states one of
    the leaders of the Dashnaktsutune Party Kiro Manoian. He says that
    Armenia is therefore in a very difficult situation but Georgia will
    use its common sense and not create further problems for Armenia.

    Since it regained its independence Georgia has always been very
    sensible in its relations with Armenia, treating it in a good, friendly
    and neighbourly manner. The current situation, in which Georgia has
    withdrawn from the CIS and Armenia has lost direct contact with its
    strategic ally Russia, has been mainly caused by Moscow's occupation
    of Georgian territories rather than any problem between Georgia
    and Armenia.

    Formally of course Armenia has a land border with Russia via fellow CIS
    member Azerbaijan, but of course it is absolutely out of the question
    that Azerbaijan will ever allow Armenia to receive any goods from
    Russia through its territory before the Karabakh question is settled.
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