The United States is not going to install anti-missile radar in Caucasus, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Matthew Bryza stated to journalist in Georgian capital after having met with Georgian Defense Minister. According to Bryza, Speaking about the possible installation of an anti-missile defense system General Henry Obering did not mean Georgia or other countries of Caucasus. "The General clearly explained that the matter does not concern Caucasus," Bryza stated, adding that currently negotiations are being held with Poland and Czech Republic over stationing anti-missile radar on their territories, "Trend" reports.