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RA MFA: propaganda rhetoric exercises practiced by the Georgian Foreign Ministry in no way will affect the political processes in the sovereign Republic of Abkhazia.
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14.03.2017 10:30
Commentary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Abkhazia.
Sukhum. March 14. Apsnypress. The RA MFA commented the statement by the Georgian Foreign Ministry condemning the past elections to the Parliament of the Republic of Abkhazia.
"Another usual statement of the Foreign Ministry of Georgia contains well-known propaganda cliches about "legitimizing ethnic cleansing", "illegality of elections", "occupation of the territory of Georgia", etc.
Regardless of numerous propaganda rhetoric exercises practiced by the Georgian Foreign Ministry, this in no way will affect and cannot influence the political processes in the sovereign Republic of Abkhazia.
It is quite obvious to any unprejudiced observer that the Republic of Abkhazia is a formed sovereign state, with all the necessary institutions of statehood, living according to its own laws, developing relations with those states that represent a priority interest for Sukhum. If Georgia does not want to notice this, then this is a problem solely for the leaders of Georgia. One can continue living in a fictional world, but it will unlikely contribute to an adequate perception of the political processes taking place in the world.
Sukhum. March 14. Apsnypress. The RA MFA commented the statement by the Georgian Foreign Ministry condemning the past elections to the Parliament of the Republic of Abkhazia.
"Another usual statement of the Foreign Ministry of Georgia contains well-known propaganda cliches about "legitimizing ethnic cleansing", "illegality of elections", "occupation of the territory of Georgia", etc.
Regardless of numerous propaganda rhetoric exercises practiced by the Georgian Foreign Ministry, this in no way will affect and cannot influence the political processes in the sovereign Republic of Abkhazia.
It is quite obvious to any unprejudiced observer that the Republic of Abkhazia is a formed sovereign state, with all the necessary institutions of statehood, living according to its own laws, developing relations with those states that represent a priority interest for Sukhum. If Georgia does not want to notice this, then this is a problem solely for the leaders of Georgia. One can continue living in a fictional world, but it will unlikely contribute to an adequate perception of the political processes taking place in the world.
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