RUMOURS of WARS:Georgia Accuses Russia of New Airspace Violations

Georgian U.N. Ambassador Irakli Alasania is accusing Russia of new airspace violations. Georgia is already pursuing investigations into an alleged incursion and missile launch earlier this month.Ambassador Alasania says Russia committed two new violations of Georgian airspace on Tuesday near the pro-Russian breakaway Abkhazia region. Alasania says Georgia's foreign affairs ministry is demanding an explanation from its Russian counterpart.Russian news agencies quote a Russian military officer as denying the claim.Georgia alleges that Russia has repeatedly violated its airspace.Georgian officials say on August 6th, Russia launched a missile that landed five kilometers from a Georgian radar site, but did not explode. Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin has accused Georgia of fabricating the incident.Alasania says Georgian experts held bilateral consultations with a team of Russian experts in Tbilisi. But he says the Russian delegates were not cooperative."Given the Russian refusal to acknowledge even the most basic facts surrounding the incident, Georgia felt that further consultations with Russia would prove pointless," he said. "We wish this were not the case."Alasania says two international teams of experts have confirmed that at least one aircraft violated Georgian airspace from the Russian side and launched a missile on August 6th. Alasania said this latest team of experts included delegates from the United Kingdom, Estonia and Poland."Russia, meanwhile, has been unable to provide any evidence that may in any way contradict the conclusions of the independent international experts," he said. "Russia's only defense has been to cast doubt without any basis whatsoever on the competence of and impartiality of the expert groups that I mentioned."
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