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Russia Claims Right to Respond to Kodori Crisis

http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/insight/articles/eav072706.shtml

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ecoi.net description:: Abkhazia: Russian State Duma International Affairs Committee Chairman Konstantin Kosachev stated that Moscow would not ignore the developments near its southern border; Russian policymakers and Kremlin-connected pundits accuse Tbilisi of organising provocations in Kodori gorge in order to launch an offensive in Abkhazia

Countries:: Georgia, Russian Federation, Zimbabwe
Source:: EurasiaNet (Author)
Published:: 27 July 2006
Original link:: http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/insight/articles/eav072706.shtml
Document type:: Media Report
Language:: English
Document ID:: 1271040 (former ID 54051, 54897)

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