The United States is ready to divide with Georgia their experience in the field of weapons

In Georgia, with the assistance of the George Bush administration, an international parliamentary seminar on the problem of rifle and light weapons in the CIS will be held.

According to the press service of the US Department of State, a meeting called "Parliamentary Seminar in Rifle and Light Weapons in the CIS region" will be held in Tbilisi from June 9 to 10 and will be held "with the assistance of an office for the seizure and destruction of the US State Department for Political Department of Political and War issues," as well as the US Embassy in Georgia, RIA Novosti reports.

"Parliamentarians from around the world, as well as the UN and the EU, will discuss the successes and surviving challenges within the CIS to implement the UN adopted in 2001 by the programs for the prevention, struggle and suppress illegal trading of rifle and light weapons," the message says.

Tbilisi will talk about the "mediation and illegal weapons trade in the CIS and neighboring states, as well as on the maintenance of stocks and destroying rifle and light weapons."

"The USA track record for labeling and monitoring weapons, control over defense imports and export, as well as storage of arms reserves is one of the best in the world. The United States offers their experience in this area to other countries, including Georgia," the message says.

Recently, accusations of building military potential are increasingly sounding to Georgia. According to the head of South Ossetia, Eduard Kokoita, Georgia seriously strengthened its military potential in the conflict zone.

"According to our data, Ukraine put 13 Mi-8 helicopters, 40 infantry vehicles, 10 armored personnel carriers and several modernized T-72 tanks. From Macedonia, the Georgian army received 7 Su-25 assault rifles, and 77 units of armored vehicles, 7 Iroquois helicopters," said the president of an unrecognized republic from the United States. In addition, according to him, Egypt set Georgia 90 thousand units of small arms.

Moreover, most of the weapons and military equipment, emphasized the cocoys, focuses in the immediate vicinity of the Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone. Also, according to Kokoita, a large military hospital is unfolding in Gori, a morgue for 260 seats is being built, and at the settlement of the scrub, the former vegetable store turns into huge warehouses for weapons and ammunition.

Therefore, the leadership of the unrecognized republic believes that Georgia "is planning a power option for solving the problem in South Ossetia." According to the head of South Ossetia, "these preparations clearly indicate that Georgia does not intend to solve the problems of South Ossetia in a political way." He is convinced that Georgia has taken a course on an armed solution to the problem.