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Fighting continues in Georgia despite ceasefire
TBILISI. Georgia. Aug 31: Georgian and Abkhazian fight era ignored a cease-fire agreement Monday and launched new attacks In the Black Sea city of Gagra, where at least 25 people were killed over the weekend, report* said. reports AP.
The war is going on." said Georgian Interior Ministry spokesman Vladimir Gogo-lashvlll. He said clashes in Ga gra had claimed the lives of 25 Georgian guardsmen and wounded another 50
Georgia sent troops Into Abkhazia on Aug 13 to secure
railroads. highways and bridges, and root out support-era of ousted Georgian Presl dent Zviad Gamsakhurdia.
Abkhazia, a rich western Georgian region along the Black Sea, said the troop* were sent into stop their Independence campaign started In July. Score* of people have died In more than two weeks of fighting
The 90.000 Muslim Abk haztans are a minority among the 500.000 people in the area dominated by Christian Geor glans. Semi autonomous Mus lim regions In the northern
Caucasus Mountains of southern Russia sent hundreds of armed militants to fight with the Abkhazians against the Georgians.
Georgian. Abkhazian and Ruutan official* agreed to the cease-fire during negotiation* Saturday In the Russian resort of Sochi. The agreement, scheduled to take effect at midnight Sunday (2000 GMT Sunday), also called for the exchange of all prisoner* and hoatages
Georgian leader Eduard Shevardnadze said on Georgian radio Monday that more than a
cease- fire was needed to end the bloodshed. He said that the militants from the northern Caucusas must go home.
To stop the fighting we need to put an end to the acts of the mercenaries and make them leave Georgian territory. Without that a cease-fire 1* senseless." said Shevardnadze, who heads Georgia's ruling folate Council.
Shevardnadze also appealed to the Abkhazian leadership which has fled to the city of Gudauta. "to take all measures to prevent any provocation*.'
According to the Interfax
news agency, the cease-fire agreement stipulated that Georgian and Russian forces would jointly guard railroads, highways, bridges and communications facilities In Abk hazla — a frequent target for armed Gamsakhurdia support
era.
Fighting in recent days has centered on the city of Gagra, which Is controlled by Georgia and located between the Abk hazlan stronghold of Gudauta and the Russian border Abk hazlan leader* and troop* withdrew there when Georgian soldier* stormed the Abk-
hazian capital of Sukhumi on Aug 18 and declared the area s parliament disbanded.
The bodies of 30 Georgian fighters have been sent to Gagra mortuaries since Saturday, said Petiar Abalshvlll. a spokesman for Georgia's ruling State Council, quoting Gagra officials
A spokesman for the Abkhazian legislative press center who declined to give his name said 35 people, most of them Georgians, died in weekend clashes in Gagra. He also said that 13 house* in Gagra had been destroyed.