Putin: Actions of Georgian Authorities Are State Terrorism Act with Seizure of Hostages

PanARMENIAN.Net - Yesterday Russian President Vladimir Putin held a conferred with permanent members of the Russian Security Council, during which much attention was paid to latest developments in the Russian-Georgian relations. "In spite of Russian consistently fulfilling all agreements that we have over withdrawal of our military units from the territory of the Republic, as it is known, our military are caught and thrown into prisons. This is a sign of succession of Laurenty Beria's policy both within the country and the international arena. It is obvious that they are trying to provoke Russia and those, who do it, probably believe it fits the interests of the Georgian people. I do not think it is so. These people believe that under the roof of foreign sponsors they will feel comfortable and secure. Is it true indeed? There are, perhaps, forces creating new crises, believing it will divert attention from old problems. In the short run it may have an effect. However, it will not help solving old and rather serious crises in the world," Putin said.



Owing to the actions of the Georgian leaders, the Russian President intends to hold consultations with political parties, represented in the State Duma, and leaders of the Council of the Federation next week. Putin ordered the Defense Ministry, in spite of the situation, continue withdrawal of Russian Armed Forces from Georgia according to the schedule, Kremlin Press Office reports.
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