GEORGIA SPECIFIES CLAIM TO BLACK SEA FLEET SHARE.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 2 Issue: 209

November 7, 1996 08:00 AM Age: 28 years

Georgia’s naval commander, Rear Adm. Aleksandr Javahishvili, yesterday spelled out what Georgia claims "for the moment" as its share of the ex-Soviet Black Sea Fleet. Georgia needs several minesweepers, small missile cutters, and some auxiliary vessels, the admiral said in Poti, where his Ukrainian counterpart Mikhailo Yezhel is visiting. (Interfax-Ukraine, November 6) Ukraine and Georgia support each other’s position vis-a-vis Russia concerning the partition of the Black Sea Fleet.

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