The Republic of Georgia threatens peace and security in the Caucasus :: Mmegi Online

Today after more than two years since the army of Mikhail Saakashvilli's Regime attacked the civil population of South Ossetia and the Russian peacemakers, the Republic of Georgia has not abandoned its aggressive course of confrontation and is bearing plans for revenge. Now the military power of Tbilisi (the capital of the Republic of Georgia) is actually higher than in August, 2008 not without the help of some foreign countries. The Republic of Georgia is substantially strengthening its armed forces giving priority to the airpower.

The Republic of Georgia has concentrated considerable troop masses along its borders with Abkhazia and South Ossetia. It insistently refuses to take obligations for non-application of force against Tskhinval and Sukhum (the capitals of South Ossetia and Abkhazia).

The Republic of Georgia withdrew itself from all peacemaking agreements and therefore put safety and security in the region under threat. This issue is focused on by the Geneve Discussions on Transcaucasus which are according to agreements of Dmitry Medvedev and Nicholas Sarkozy aimed at providing stable security to Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

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