GEORGIAN COMMANDERS PUNISHED FOR PANDERING BEATINGS OF ARMENIAN SOLDIERS

May 23, 2005 - 10:31 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The Armenian soldiers who left the military unit in Akhaltsikh early May were conveyed to the military unit quartered in Gori, A-info agency reported. 14 Armenian soldiers fled from the 31-th Georgian battalion on May 14. It turned out that on account of not knowing the Georgian language the Akhalkalaki soldiers with the silent consent of the commanders were beaten by Georgian brothers in arms every day. Thanks to the interference of the Georgian National Defender, the Akhalkalaki authorities and the parents of the soldiers the Georgian Defense Ministry dismissed commander of the 3-rd brigade Nodar Inanidze and commander of the 31-th battalion Zaza Dzkheidze, who insisted on being unaware of the beatings. The Armenian soldiers were conveyed to the military unit of Gori.
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