26 Sep, 2008 04:40

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Interview with Aleksandr Chachiya

The U.S. is interested in chaos in the North Caucasus which implies that Mikhail Saakashvili's move to attack South Ossetia was masterminded not only by him, insists Georgian opposition leader Aleksandr Chachiya.

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