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THERE IS BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "ARMY" AND "ARMENIAN" GRENADE:
ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR TO GEORGIA
YEREVAN, MAY 14. ARMINFO. "Grenade is not a bottle of brandy mentioning
the manufacturer country," says Armenian Ambassador to Georgia Georgy
Khosroev commenting on the Friday media reports that the grenade found
on Liberty Square in Tbilisi where the US and Georgian presidents
were speaking to the people was of Armenian manufacture.
Friday some media reported Azeri Ambassador to Georgia Ramiz Gasanov
as saying that US Ambassador to Georgia Richard Miles had invited
the foreign ambassadors to Georgia to US Embassy to tell them about
the results of Pres. Bush visit to Tbilisi. Before the meeting a FBI
agent told the ambassadors that the grenade found 30 meters off the
presidents was manufactured in Armenia.
Khosroev says that he was also at the meeting but nothing of the
kind was said there. "There is a big difference between 'army' and
'Armenian' grenade," he says noting that even though he is not a
specialist in the sphere he supposes that a grenade is not a bottle of
brandy to mention the manufacturer-country. At the same time Khosroev
refrains from commenting on the meeting at US Embassy noting that
"obviously everyone hears what he wants to."
ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR TO GEORGIA
YEREVAN, MAY 14. ARMINFO. "Grenade is not a bottle of brandy mentioning
the manufacturer country," says Armenian Ambassador to Georgia Georgy
Khosroev commenting on the Friday media reports that the grenade found
on Liberty Square in Tbilisi where the US and Georgian presidents
were speaking to the people was of Armenian manufacture.
Friday some media reported Azeri Ambassador to Georgia Ramiz Gasanov
as saying that US Ambassador to Georgia Richard Miles had invited
the foreign ambassadors to Georgia to US Embassy to tell them about
the results of Pres. Bush visit to Tbilisi. Before the meeting a FBI
agent told the ambassadors that the grenade found 30 meters off the
presidents was manufactured in Armenia.
Khosroev says that he was also at the meeting but nothing of the
kind was said there. "There is a big difference between 'army' and
'Armenian' grenade," he says noting that even though he is not a
specialist in the sphere he supposes that a grenade is not a bottle of
brandy to mention the manufacturer-country. At the same time Khosroev
refrains from commenting on the meeting at US Embassy noting that
"obviously everyone hears what he wants to."