Monday, 02 October 2006

GEORGIAN DEBTS BEHIND SUSPENSION OF AIR COMMUNICATION - RUSSIAN OFFICIAL

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The decision to suspend air communication with Georgia is due to the growing indebtedness of the Georgian side, said Alexander Neradko, the head of Russia\'s Air Navigation Service. Beginning at 12:01 a.m.
The decision to suspend air communication with Georgia is due to the growing indebtedness of the Georgian side, said Alexander Neradko, the head of Russia\'s Air Navigation Service. Beginning at 12:01 a.m. Moscow time on October 3, \"air communication between Russia and Georgia is suspended, and this is due to the growing indebtedness of the Georgian side. The overdue debt is $3.6 million and current payables are over $176,000,\" Neradko stressed. He said that this applied only to bilateral Russian-Georgian air communication and not to flights of third countries. (Interfax)
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