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    Nazarbayev Takes Revenge On Putin

    Hakob Badalyan, Political Commentator
    Comments - 04 September 2014, 17:21


    The foreign ministries of Georgia and Kazakhstan held consultations in
    Tbilisi. During the meeting the necessity to deepen bilateral
    relations, namely in terms of intensification of economic relations,
    was underscored. The Georgian MFA stated that during the meeting the
    Kazakh side expressed support to the sovereignty and territorial
    integrity of Georgia.

    In fact, Kazakhstan has confirmed that it is not going to support the
    membership of Abkhazia and South Ossetia to the Eurasian Union. Note
    that the leadership of Abkhazia has appealed to Nazarbayev to
    recognize its independence and join the Eurasian Union. Furthermore,
    Kazakhstan is demonstratively establishing economic relations with
    Georgia while Russia wants to repeal the free trade regime with
    Georgia.

    Recently Putin has "praised" Nazarbayev that he has created a Kazakh
    state. Putin hinted that Kazakhstan has been allowed to set up a state
    in the territory of the Russian imperial space, and "permission" may
    be repealed at any moment. Yesterday Russia launched military training
    at the border of Kazakhstan.

    Today one of the Belorussian newspapers has published an article
    entitled "When Lukashenko and Nazarbayev overcome Putin's dictate".
    The article states that the Eurasian Union may collapse soon not
    because of Putin's ambitions but also because Moscow wants to involve
    Armenia in the Eurasian Union, i.e. Karabakh as well against which
    Astana speaks, the newspaper wrote.

    Kazakhstan which supports Georgia's territorial integrity will insist
    on Azerbaijan's territorial integrity. This means that during the
    EEU's summit on October 10 Astana may again block the membership of
    Armenia, putting forth claims relating to Karabakh.


    http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/32935#sthash.Z9ZgFkLn.dpuf

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