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Russia challenges West on Georgia
Russia warned the West on Monday against supporting Georgia's leadership. American Administration and NATO countries are close to sending unlimited sophisticated arms and ammunitions to Georgia secretly, according Russian news media.
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's remarks are likely to anger the United States and Europe and enrage Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili. He made it clear Moscow wants Saakashvili out of power in Georgia.
"If instead of choosing their national interests and the interests of the Georgian people, the United States and its allies choose the Saakashvili regime, this will be a mistake of truly historic proportions," he said.
"For a start it would be right to impose an embargo on weapons to this regime, until different authorities turn Georgia a normal state," he said in an address at Russia's top foreign policy graduate school.
Lavrov spoke as the European Union prepared for a summit today to discuss the Georgia crisis and further relations with Russia.
"Today's EU summit should clear up a great deal. We hope the choice they make will be based on Europe's fundamental interests," he said. He said Russia's relations with NATO are facing a "moment of truth".
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