Moscow Believes That Georgia Is "Weak Spot" In International Anti-Terrorist Coalition

12.11.2001 10:22

Vladimir Vasilyev, the Deputy Interior Minister of Russia, believes that Georgia is a "weak spot" in the international anti-terrorist coalition. The Deputy Minister made this statement on Monday. According to him, Chechen terrorists have "a single escape bolt-hole - Georgia." Terrorists flee to the places "where they have support", they flee to the Pankissi gorge in Georgia, he said.

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