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Armenia and Azerbaijan,d against resident Armenians. After his efforts had failed to reconcile the Armenians and Azeris, who had been in active confrontation with each other for many months, President Gorbachev reluctantly decided to mobilise the military against these Soviet citizens and authorised the dispatch of Soviet

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,Multiparty Politics: 1990–92,, on the 19th Nakhichevan nationalists had declared they intended to secede from the USSR and establish an independent Islamic republic. However, on the 25th representatives of the competing Azerbaijan Popular Front and the Armenian National Movement met in Riga (Latvia), under the auspices of the L

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,Competing Warlords: 1993–95,n for two weeks, and on the 23rd the entire republic was left without gas when Azeris in the Marneul region of Georgia blew up a section of the gas pipeline to Armenia. Yerevan was bereft of trees for miles around, all having been cut down for fuel. Negotiations were conducted with Turkey and Muslim

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Georgia,i, capital of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia. Above them towered the statue of King Vakhtang Gorgaslani, who won independence for Georgia at the end of the fifth century. Seated on horseback, the King’s image looked out over Tbilisi and the Kura river.

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