Georgia not increasing its military presence in conflict area -Kezerashvili (Part 2)
TBILISI. May 8 (Interfax) - Georgia does not intend to increase its
military presence in the Georgia-Ossetia and Georgia-Abkhazia conflict
areas, said Georgian Defense Minister David Kezerashvili.
"Georgia has not been increasing anything and is not increasing
anything near the conflict areas," he told Russian reporters in Tbilisi
on Thursday.
"Georgia has not increased and is not increasing anything near the
conflict areas," Kezerashvili told Russian reporters in Tbilisi on
Thursday.
"All soldiers, all Georgia's armed forces are currently at their
bases. There is no increasing taking place anywhere," he said.
Kezerashvili emphasized that the Georgian administration "is
interested in economic revival and doesn't need war."
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