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U.S. urges Russia, Georgia to resolve spy dispute |
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2006-09-30 04:09:02
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Georgia's President Mikhail Saakashvili
speaks on the phone in his office in Tbilisi September 29, 2006.
Saakashvili had a telephone conversation with U.S. State Secretary
Condoleezza Rice on Friday, presidential press service said.
(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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>>> | WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (Xinhua) -- The United States
urged on Friday Russia and Georgia to resolve the dispute caused over Georgia's
arrest this week of four Russian officers for alleged spying.
"This is an issue between Russia
and Georgia, and they will decide what steps they want to take. Of course we
are friends of the Russian government. We are friends of the Georgian
government. Of course we talk to both sides," McCormack said at a briefing.
"On both sides, we would just urge them to put the
events in the proper context," McCormack said.
According to media reports, Moscow recalled its
ambassador and evacuated about 80 embassy personnel and dependents from Georgia
in protest against Georgia's arrest of four Russian officers accused of spying
on military installations in Georgia.
Relations between Russia and the pro-West Georgia
have been cool since Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili came to power three
years ago. Enditem
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