Russia Says Will Study Georgia Violence Allegations

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Russia Says Will Study Georgia Violence Allegations - Global Security

Russia says it will take a look at allegations from Georgia that Russia is responsible for sponsoring terrorist acts in Georgia and in the country's breakaway regions. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin was quoted by the Interfax news agency ...

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