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Georgia recalls ambassador from Russia - Irina Kobrinskaya

Published 10 Jul, 2008 13:29 | Updated 10 Jul, 2008 17:29

Political analyst Irina Kobrinskaya from the Institute of World Economy and Foreign Affairs says Georgia’s latest move is connected to Condoleezza Rice’s visit to Tbilisi.

Political analyst Irina Kobrinskaya from the Institute of World Economy and Foreign Affairs says Georgia’s latest move is connected to Condoleezza Rice’s visit to Tbilisi.

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