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posted by FerrasB on June, 2005 as Imperialism

RUSSIAN BASES LOCATED NEAR GEORGIA BORDER
05.06.2005 - 00:06:56

The new bases will be located in Karachaevo Cherkessia and the second in Daghestan´s Botlikh Raion close to the border with Azerbaijan and Georgia.

Three mountain brigades will be stationed at those bases, together with helicopters...

RUSSIAN BASES LOCATED NEAR GEORGIA BORDER

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov announced that Russia will establish two military bases near its border with Georgia within the next three and a half years, before the 2008 deadline for closing its two existing bases in Georgia.

One of the new bases will be located in Karachaevo Cherkessia and the second in Daghestan´s Botlikh Raion close to the border with Azerbaijan and Georgia.

Ivanov said three mountain brigades will be stationed at those bases, together with helicopters, but no tanks or heavy armor.

On 10 March, izvestia.ru quoted an unnamed Defense Ministry official as saying that the Russian military personnel currently serving at the two Georgian ...
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Civil Georgia: Russia Downplays Baku’s Concern Over Relocation Of Arms

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Russia Downplays Baku’s Concern over Relocation of Part of Arms from Georgia to Armenia

Civil Georgia, Tbilisi / 2005-06-04 15:52:19

Russia’s permanent representative at the OSCE Alexei Borodavkin said while addressing the organization’s Permanent Council in Vienna on June 3, that Azerbaijan should be not concerned over Russia’s decision to redeploy part of its military hardware from bases in Georgia to Armenia.

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry’s information note issued on June 3, Ambassador Borodavkin informed the OSCE Permanent Council about the joint declaration signed by Russian and Georgian Foreign Ministers on May 30, in which Russia pledges to pull out its military bases from Georgia in the course of 2008.

“Russian armaments which will be redeployed from Georgia to Armenia will not exceed the norms set by the Adapted Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty.”

“This armament and military hardware will be under permanent and full control of Russia,” ...
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UPI: Russia May Send Troops To Kyrgyzstan

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Russia may send troops to Kyrgyzstan
WASHINGTON | June 03, 2005 5:11:21 AM IST

Russia is considering the option of increasing its military presence in Kyrgyzstan, it was reported Thursday.

The Kremlin is considering the move in response to the Kyrgyzstan revolution in March and the recent unrest in Uzbekistan, the Eurasia Daily Monitor of the Washington-based Jamestown Foundation reported.

Senior officials with strong influence within the Kremlin have alluded to the town of Osh as the location of a future Russian base, reflecting Russian concerns about the instability of the Fergana Valley, Eurasia Daily Monitor said.

Other Russian officials have strenuously denied that such an agreement has yet been reached. Russia could, however, send as many as 1,000 troops to serve in Osh under the auspices of the Collective Security Treaty Organization or the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the Monitor said.

Reports suggest that Acting President Kurmanbek Bakiyev is open to the idea of an additional ...
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