GAS SUPPLIES TO RUSSIAN EMBASSY IN TBILISI TO BE CUT OFF
By empty (1/28/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Tbilisi Mayor Gigi Ugulava has given orders to cut gas supplies to the Russian embassy in Georgia and the Gazexport office. \"I believe it is more important to heat at least two apartment buildings with gas than organizations that have been playing an immediate role in the energy blockade of Georgia and have alternative heating sources,\" Ugulava told journalists on Saturday. \"Gas supplies will be restored to these organizations simultaneously with other institutions, without any privileges being conferred,\" he said.Visit also
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