Caucasus Confederation Threatens Georgia

/ The Moscow Times / October 5, 1992

GROZNY, Russia – The Caucasus Mountain People’s Confederation threatened on Sunday to send 40,000 troops to Abkhazia if Georgia should carry out its threat to mobilize a similar number.

The resolution was one of a series of decisions reached by 112 Confederation delegates who met over the weekend in Grozny, capital of the self-proclaimed republic of Chechenya.

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