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Georgian
and Russian commissions on receiving-transmission to Georgia buildings and
installations of Vaziani Russian military base and aerodrome began their work on
Friday, head of press-center of a Group of Russian army in Transcaucasia
Aleksandr Lutskevich informed. In
his words, the work will last for 4 days and then from 26 to 28 of June all acts
on receiving-transmission of the base objects and aerodrome will be put in
order. Military machines and
ammunitions, which were on the base Vaziani were taken out to Russia to the end
of year 2000.
Representative
of Parliamentary majority, chairman of subcommittee of issues of SNG Irakli
Gogava expresses his indignation related to the fact that Russian military men
are destroying property of the base located in Vaziani.
As Irakli Gogava declared on Friday on plenary meeting of the parliament,
Russian military men are destroying walls, filling up sewer communications with
cement, and are taking out everything that is possible.
In his words, on July 1, when Russian military men must leave the base in
Vaziani, Georgian side must invite journalists and representatives of foreign
diplomatic missions accredited in Georgia on the ceremony of putting into order
act of receiving-transmission, to let them get acquaintance with situation on
the base.
When
commenting the expressed indignation of the parliamentary deputy Irakli Gogava
related to the fact that Russian military men are destroying or plundering
property of Vaziani base, Aleksandr Lutskevich practically admitted the
accusations and stated that “only buildings and constructions will be
transmitted to Georgia, property belongs to a Group of Russian army in
Transcaucasia and later will be used by Russian military men.”
In accordance to achieved agreement on Istanbul summit of OSCE in 1999,
till July 1 of 2001 Russian military bases in Vaziani and Gudauta must be
liquidated. Issue of term of being
of two more Russian bases in Akhalkalaki and Batumi will be solved during two
side negotiations on military issues, which started in Moscow on Friday. Georgian side proposes three-year term for taking out these
bases, Russian side proposes 14-year term.
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