GEORGIA INSULTED BY RUSSIAN STATEMENTS
By empty (1/23/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The Georgian Foreign Ministry has described as insulting a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry released on January 22 in the wake of blasts that damaged an electricity line and a gas pipeline and cut off electricity and gas supply to Georgia. \"The tone of the Russian Foreign Ministry\'s statement and the unveiled threats it contains are so unacceptable in interstate relations that there is no point in commenting on them,\" the Georgian Foreign Ministry said in a statement circulated on Monday. (Interfax).Visit also
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