Сообщение №1414230963168732

-1 +0−1Sergey Kuznetsov12:56:03
25/10/2014
0 +1−1jack Welsh02:45:04
25/10/2014
This is Russia interfering in the Georgian affairs not Lithuania. Lithuania expressed its concerns about Russia's attempt to annex Abkhazia, which is and always was part of Georgia. Abkhazia is internationally recognized as part of Georgia and it will be always, there is no other way around. Abkhaz people are ethnic group of Georgian (they are Georgians as well).
So Russia's offer to Abkhazia to move Customs controll (border) from Psou River to Enguri River is annexation of Abkhazia. Also offer to Abkhazia to abolish Army and merge it with Russian one, is also attempt to take away one of the most important aspects of a state, army. It means that Russia never considered Abkhazia as a country, Russia only uses them to punish Georgia from its aspiration to EU and NATO and nothing else. If Russians had friendly attitude to Abkhazia they would try to strengthen Abkhazia as a country and not annex it.
Abkhazia joined the Russian Empire as an autonomous principality, in 1810 - read the history books. In March 1990, Georgia declared sovereignty, unilaterally nullifying treaties concluded by the Soviet government since 1921 and thereby moving closer to independence. The Republic of Georgia boycotted the 17 March 1991 all-uniоn referendum on the renewal of the Soviet uniоn called by Mikhail Gorbachev; however, 52.3% of Abkhazia's population (almost all of the ethnic non-Georgian population) took part in the referendum and voted by an overwhelming majority (98.6%) to preserve the uniоn. Most ethnic non-Georgians in Abkhazia later boycotted a 31 March referendum on Georgia’s independence, which was supported by a huge majority of Georgia's population. Within weeks, Georgia declared independence on 9 April 1991, under former Soviet dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia.
Литва обвинила Россию в нарушении международного права из-за Абхазии
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