Kidnapped U.N. Observers Freed in Georgia

13 Dec 2000

Two U.N. military observers kidnapped in Georgia&#039s remote northwestern Kodori gorge were released on Wednesday, President Eduard Shevardnadze&#039s spokesman said. Full Story

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