Re: NATO Tells Kremlin To Cool It Regarding Georgia

lorad474@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

> For educational purposes:
>
> "Russia warned over Georgia move
> Nato has warned Russia that its recent troop build-up in Georgia's
> breakaway region of Abkhazia undermines its neighbour's territorial
> integrity.
>
> The alliance is "watching with concern" Moscow's moves, which a Nato
> spokesman said were raising tensions in the area.
>
> Moscow has accused Georgia of preparing to invade Abkhazia, and says
> it is boosting Russian peacekeeping forces there and in the South
> Ossetia region.
>
> Tbilisi has described the Russian move as "irresponsible".
>
> Nato spokesman James Appathurai said the Russian troop build-up was
> "raising tensions" in the region.
>
> He also urged both Moscow and Tbilisi to avoid harsh rhetoric.
>
> The European Union has also appealed for caution, saying to increase
> troop numbers would be unwise given current tensions."
>
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7375736.stm

Nobody im****tant in NATO has decided to "instruct Russia"?
No name beyond name of the spokesperson has been provide in the article.

The article gives no details *WHO* in NATO has "decided to instruct" -
NATO is supposedly an alliance bringing together *MANY* countries.
Unless you provide "details" exactly *WHO* "decided to instruct" 
such statements can not be treated seriously even "a week after".
[ Going against them day after would not look good anyway ]

I despise lack of courage to take responsibility showed by hiding names
of people responsible for sending "'NATO' advises".

Is NATO run by chickens? Is BBC willing to leave such impression?

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