Peter Sudyka
pre 16 godina
I find what this Georgian minister said not in key at all with what the situation in Georgia is like. The separatist wars of the 90's cost 20 000 lives (twice that of the Kosovo War) and 300 000 IDPs, and he thinks Abkhazia and South Ossetia are not watching what is happening in Kosovo because it is apparently different? Aside from UN admin, Kosovo does not differ from the above, though soon I imagine that the situation may spiral out of control again and we will have IC intervention in these regions of the Caucasus as well. He is extremely lucky that the Adjarian government accepted autonomy (being ethnically related to Georgians, ie. Southern Caucasians), but what can he expect from Abkhazians (Northern Caucasians) and Ossetians (Iranians) who were attached to Georgia by Stalin (because he was half Georgian and half Ossetian, and had a soft spot for the beauty of the Abkhazian coastlines and resorts) and the recent history they had?
I think he is only saying this because of Georgia's aspirations to Euro-Atlantic integration, and that he hopes NATO intervene in Georgia in such a way that Abkhazia and South Ossetia accept "broad autonomy" (where do we know this from?), when the people want either full independence (Abkhazia) or integration with Russia (South Ossetia)?
Then we also have the two EU/NATO hopefulls Moldova and Azerbaijan with their situations with Transnistria and Nagorno-Karabakh. I get the feeling that NATO, the EU and the US will have a lot of problems to solve in the future, if they don't solve this Kosovo one right.
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