Posted on 07/26/2006 3:59:27 PM PDT by sergey1973
PRAGUE, July 26, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- Early on July 25, Georgia deployed up to 1,000 troops to the lower reaches of the Kodori Gorge, which straddles Georgia and Abkhazia, in a bid to rein in an armed Svan militia commanded by the region's former governor, Emzar Kvitsiani.
The Svans are an ethnic group closely related to the Georgians, and their traditional home is in the high mountains of northwest Georgia. The military situation, and Kvitsiani's whereabouts, remain unclear. The Georgian television station Rustavi-2 reported on July 26 that at least four people, including two police officers, were hospitalized after fighting the previous day. And on July 26, the Russian news agency regnum.ru reported that Kvitsiani's men have abandoned armed resistance and 60 of them have been arrested.
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Oh, that Georgia..
So where is the international outcry that Georgia should use restraint? Oh, I forgot, that only counts when Jews fight back!
I made the same mistake.
LOL..yeah, I was peeking through the shades down the street when I saw that headline......When the Feds go after militia members, its usually multi-state.... ;)
And Georgia gets the worst of it.
Can you add me to your ping list? Thanks!
At least you know that there is another Georgia:)
Done !
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