Security deteriorates along the Abkhazia-Georgia ceasefire line

Article Abstract:

Georgia, and the region called Abkhazia, have technically been at peace since 1994, when a cease fire agreement was adopted. However, conflict between ethnic groups persists, and the reason may well be because of criminal activities in the area.

Crime, Ethnic groups, Armistices

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Chechen rebels hone tactics for long haul

Article Abstract:

The military conflict in Russia's Chechen terrority continues, with the Chechens resorting primarily to ambush, sniping, and mine warfare. The aim is to continue the stalemate, while inflicting as many casualties as possible on Russian troops.

Chechnya, Russia, Civil war

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Caucasus wars collide in the Kodori Corridor

Article Abstract:

Chechen separatists, from Russia, and Abkhaz separatists, from Georgia, are reportedly both in the Kodori Corridor. A United Nations helicopter was shot down in the area, killing five UN observers.

Central Europe, Georgia (Nation)

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