| The subject of Georgia’s Pankisi Gorge (inhabited by Chechen citizens, and according to Russian special services, a hiding place for Chechen terrorists) may be raised at the upcoming Russian-Georgian summit, Russian presidential aide Sergei Yastrzhembsky reported at a press conference in Moscow. "No one doubts the presence of foreign mercenaries’ in Chechnya," Mr. Yastrzhembsky said. "Every terrorist that has been killed has entered Russia from Georgia and it’s a fact. All of them had Georgian tourist visas in their passports." Acting Georgian President Nino Burdzhanadze arrived in Moscow Wednesday morning on a working visit. President Vladimir Putin and Nino Burdzhanadze will meet December 25, the presidential press service reported. |