The so-called the ministry of foreign affairs of occupied Abkhazia: in Georgia, there is still a resource for internal revaluation and recognition of mistakes - let's hope that Ivanishvili will be sincere in his intentions
Let's hope that Mr. Ivanishvili will be sincere in his intentions and will find the right words in relation to the Abkhazian people, - the statement of the so-called the ministry of foreign affairs of occupied Abkhazia reports.
In the statement, the so-called the ministry of foreign affairs notes that such a statement "may become the beginning of the process leading to peaceful coexistence and good neighborly relations".
"We paid attention to the recent statement of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the chairman of the ruling party of Georgia, Georgian Dream, according to which, after the victory in the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 26, the Georgian government will find the strength to apologize for the fact that the "National Movement" in 2008 "Ossetian sisters and brothers in the fire" rolled up". Although this statement does not directly refer to the Republic of Abkhazia, we would like to point out that such a statement, if supported by real steps towards reconciliation, based on re-evaluating past mistakes and apologizing to the people of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, rejecting the methods of political and economic pressure and signing peace agreements , may become the beginning of the process leading to peaceful coexistence and good neighborly relations," the statement said.
According to the statement of so-called the ministry of foreign affairs of occupied Abkhazia, Bidzina Ivanishvili's statement shows that "there is still a resource for internal revaluation and recognition of mistakes in Georgia, as has happened many times in our relations".
"I would like to remind you that back in 1956, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia at the August Plenum, I. Stalin and L. He condemned the actions of the Georgian leadership towards Abkhazia during Beria's rule. On June 27, 1978, at the XI Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia, Eduard Shevardnadze said: "It must be said directly that in the past, in the period known to us, a policy was carried out towards the Abkhazian people, which should be called practically chauvinistic." Unfortunately, this did not prevent Mr. Shevardnadze from starting a war in Abkhazia in 1992," the statement said.
The so-called the ministry of foreign affairs of occupied Abkhazia expresses hope that "Mr. Ivanishvili will be more sincere in his intentions and will find the right words in relation to the Abkhazian people, which will not contradict the case and will end with the signing of a legally binding document on international guarantees of non-use of force between Abkhazia and Georgia, South Ossetia and Georgia".
