Южная Осетия: ЕС выступил с осуждением последних событий, назвав их "источником серьезной озабоченности"

"Последние события в Южной Осетии, Грузия, в частности трагическая гибель гражданина Грузии, г-н Арчила Татунашвили и задержание двух других, являются источником серьезной озабоченности". Об этом заявил пресс-секретарь Европейской службы внешних действий после гибели в Южной Осетии в минувшие выходные, находящегося под стражей гражданина Грузии.

Подробнее: Смерть грузина задержанного Южной Осетией привела к росту напряженности в зоне конфликта

В заявлении также сказано:

Мы выражаем наши соболезнования семье г-на Татунашвили. Европейский Союз готов через свою Миссию по наблюдению (МНЕС) поддерживать текущее расследование и содействовать обсуждению через Механизм предотвращения инцидентов и поддержки и Горячую линию Миссии.

После освобождения из-под стражи двух задержанных грузинских граждан мы ожидаем, что фактические власти в Цхинвали дадут им возможность переправиться на контролируемую Тбилиси территорию.

Эти последние события подчеркивают необходимость принятия дополнительных мер для обеспечения прозрачности и повышения доверия.

Европейский Союз твердо выступает за поддержку мирного строительства и урегулирования конфликтов в Грузии, в том числе путем сопредседательства в Женевских международных дискуссиях и Миссии по наблюдению на местах. Мы поддерживаем суверенитет и территориальную целостность Грузии в пределах ее международно признанных границ.

 

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам пресс-службы EEAS

 

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