Georgia ready to sign agreement on non-deployment of NATO bases
In case of accession to NATO, Georgia is ready to conclude an agreement with Russia on non-deployment of the Alliance's forces on its territory, said Georgy Baramidze, Deputy Prime Minister for Integration into Euro-Atlantic Structures.
"We do understand that Russia is concerned about the issue," he said.
"The Georgian population views membership in NATO as a guarantee of territorial integrity. However, Georgia will take account of Russia's interests in the Caucasus," he said, Kommersant daily reports.
"We do understand that Russia is concerned about the issue," he said.
"The Georgian population views membership in NATO as a guarantee of territorial integrity. However, Georgia will take account of Russia's interests in the Caucasus," he said, Kommersant daily reports.
