Georgia Does Not Intend To "go Flat Out" On Withdrawal Of Russian Military Bases In Batumi And Akhalkalaki

27.10.2001 08:27

World » Former USSR

Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Zurab Zhvania told journalists in Moscow Saturday that the Georgian side "did not intend to go flat out and set restrictive deadlines for withdrawal of the two remaining Russian bases in Batumi and Akhalkalaki". He said it was necessary to find a mutually "acceptable solution" in the spirit of Russian-Georgian relations.

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