Мост через бурные воды. Россия открывает новый мост в Абхазию, посылая очередной отрезвляющий сигнал в Грузию

Президент России Дмитрий Медведев и президент Абхазии сепаратистского региона Грузии, вчера присутствовали на вводе в эксплуатацию нового моста, соединяющего эту территорию с российским городом Сочи.

Новый мост был открыт в Сочи, на границе с Абхазией, сообщил источник из российского пограничного агентства (Росграницы) ИТАР-ТАСС.

В настоящее время мост работает в тестовом режиме. Его мощность составляет 1500 автомобилей в сутки, из них 1200 легковых автомобилей, 100 автобусов и 140 грузовиков. Он был построен в рамках модернизации международного контрольно-пропускного пункта Адлер. Проект также предусматривает строительство нового терминала для пешеходов. Пешеходы, автобусы, автомобили и грузовики будут проходить процедуры таможенного контроля по отдельности. Транспорт будет двигаться по шести полосам движения в каждом направлении. Три отдельные полосы предназначены для грузовых автомобилей и один - для туристических автобусов.

Строительство пешеходного контрольно-пропускного пункта мощностью до 30,000 человек в день будет закончено в этом году.

В Грузии открытие моста рассматривается, как провокация со стороны России и часть продолжающегося процесса переноса Абхазии в российскую сферу. Россия продолжает настаивать на политической, экономической и инфраструктурной интеграции Абхазии в ее системы в тоже время, якобы поддержживая её независимость.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам ИТАР-ТАСС

Фото: Президент Медведев поздравил президента Абхазии Александра Анкваба на мосту в Адлере (фото любезно предоставлено Пресс-службой президента России)

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