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Gamsakhurdia’s bid to regain power collapsing
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ZUGLMDI. Jan 25: Ousted Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia » attempt to regain power appeared to be near collapse today as his officials fled key areas, reports Reuter.
There were scene* of anarchy in the town of Zugdidi, where Gamsakhurdia began his campaign nine days ago. a* people looted the prefecture office, stealing books and furniture*
Prefect Voltcr Shurgaya. Gamsakhurdia s personal representative trt the city, told journalists he was going underground to continue the struggle. Other officials In Zugkfl and nearby village* have already left.
Pro-Gamsakhurdia forces blew up a bridge al. the village of Khobl to delay the advantage on Zugdidi by troop* of the military council, which toppled Gamsakhurdia on January 6.
But it seemed only a matter of time before resistance to the council's forces collapsed.
In the Georgian capital. Tbilisi, provisional Prime Minister Tengiz Sigua predicted the end of the conflict within three day*.
Tas* News Agency quoted him as saying he expected Gamsakhurdia lo flee Georgia by Saturday evening The 52-year-old president ws» believed to be sheltering In Sukhumi or Abkhazia.
The ruling military alliance.
containing many former allies of Gamsakhurdia accused him of being a dangerous dictator when it launched its campaign to oust him.
Two weeks of lighting In Tbilisi reduced the centre of the city of ruins and killed around 200 people. But clashes in the countryside since Gamsakhurdia's return have resulted in far fewer casualties
The military council said it ^ad^^put off plans to send not stop any bid my Gamsakhurdia to leave the former Soviet republic from the town* airport.
The Interfax New* Agency said Gamsakhurdia supporters had reached an agreement with the military council to hand over Poti. another city at the centre of conflict.
It said the National Guard troop* of Tengiz Kltovani. Joint leader of the military council, stationed out»kle Poti would not -enter the Vity. Power would be transferred lo a member of the council selected by citizen* of Poll.
But tn the town of Senakt. about 50 KM (30 mile*) away, the commander of the military council* mkehdrioni (horsemen) forces seemed only cautiously optimistic on Friday night that s showdown with Gamsakhurdia supporter* in R>ti could be avoided.
"We will *ee The chance* of war are 50-50.‘ Jaba Ioseliani told Reuter*.