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Vladimir Zhirinovski: We Consider Armenian-russian Relations To Be Strategic

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    Vladimir Zhirinovski: We Consider Armenian-russian Relations To Be Strategic

    VLADIMIR ZHIRINOVSKI: WE CONSIDER ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN RELATIONS TO BE STRATEGIC

    ARKA News Agency
    Sept 12 2005

    YEREVAN, September 12. /ARKA/. Armenian-Russian relations are
    strategic, Russian Liberal-Democratic Party leader and Russian Duma
    Vice-Speaker Vladimir Zhirinovski said answering ARKA News Agency
    question. "This always has been the same because Armenia earlier than
    others wanted to join Russian Empire", Zhirinovski said. In his words,
    the relations have always been beneficial to Armenia as well as to
    Russia. In his opinion, they have always been honest and open.

    "I support them, because this is our gateway to Middle East", he said.

    At the same time, the Russian politician said, Georgia's policy
    unwilling to open Moscow-Tbilisi-Yerevan railway is hampering
    Armenian-Russian relations. He denounced this policy as wild. "Why
    not to open borders? Let people travel, carry goods. Everybody will
    take advantage from that", Zhirinovski said wandering why Georgia
    pursues such a policy. In his opinion at least cargo trains couldn't
    move through this railway. In particular, Georgia could send cargoes
    to Russia and Armenia would pay it for that and "everybody will take
    advantage from that". However, Zhirinovski noted that Georgia remain
    steadfast in rejecting that. "They closed the way and nothing else.

    This is a real blockade. Hitler used to do the same. You are blocking
    Armenia and Krasnodar region    ", he said. M.V. -0--
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    Breakaway Regions Seek Closer Ties With Russia

    Breakaway Regions Seek Closer Ties With Russia

    Georgia has two breakaway republics
    (RFE/RL)
    14 September 2005 -- Representatives of four regions that have broken away from ex-Soviet republics reiterated their intention in Moscow today to seek international recognition and closer ties with Russia.


    A Russian lawmaker said it was about time the breakaway regions were recognized as states.

    Representatives of Georgia's breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, the enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh disputed by Azerbaijan and Armenia, and Moldova's Transdniester region met in Moscow and pledged to pursue independence.

    Konstantin Zatulin, a lawmaker from the Kremlin-directed United Russia party, called the sovereignty of these entities a reality that should be accepted.

    (AP)
    "All truth passes through three stages:
    First, it is ridiculed;
    Second, it is violently opposed; and
    Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

    Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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