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Tadzhikistan
replaces leader again
KHODZENT, Tadzhikistan (UPI) -- Tadzhikistan's Parliament removed the
acting president by an overwhelming vote Thursday and replaced him with
the country's third leader since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
UPI (Nov. 19, 1992)
Tajik Combatants Ignore Calls
for Peace
KURGAN-TYUBE, Tadzhikistan (UPI) -- Combatants in the strife-torn Central
Asian republic of Tadzhikistan Thursday ignored calls by a newly-created
interim council to cease fire and work towards a settlement in the long-running
civil war.
UPI (Nov. 12, 1992)
Portrait of a small Caucasus war
UPPER ESHERA, Georgia (UPI) -- Sound carries well in
the coastal foothills of the Caucasus Mountains, which at sunrise these
days means rifle fire and bursting shells mixed in with crowing roosters
and coughing tractor engines.
UPI (Nov. 11, 1992)
Bombs and bullets, not ballots, concern
in west of Georgia
GAGRA, Georgia (UPI) -- While most of the rest
of Georgia was to vote Sunday in parliamentary elections, refugees returning
to the north of the breakaway Abkhazia region were concerned about bread
and bullets rather than ballots.
UPI (Nov. 10, 1992)
Separatist fight costly in western Georgia
GUDAUTA, Georgia (UPI) -- Besieged towns in Georgia's
breakaway Abkhazian region were clearing roads of explosives and attempting
to open supply lines Friday during a lull in the
hostilities.
UPI (Nov. 9, 1992)
New promises of help for war-torn Tadzhikistan
DUSHANBE, Tadzhikistan (UPI) -- A peace mission
to the Central Asian state of Tadzhikistan led by officials from neighboring
Kyrgyzstan ended in the Tadzhik capital Dushanbe Sunday with new promises
of help for the strife-torn republic.
UPI (Nov. 8, 1992)
Russian military plays role in Tadzhikistan
conflict
DUSHANBE, Tadzhikistan (UPI) -- A provisional ruling council asserted
authority Friday in the strife-wracked Central Asian republic of Tadzhikistan
and Russian troops began playing an active role to prevent more bloodshed.
UPI (Nov. 6, 1992)
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