Tbilisi’s 1991-1992 War: A Ruthless Conflict That Had To Be Fought, Veterans Agree

From December 22, 1991 to January 6, 1992, brutal, chaotic fighting ripped through downtown Tbilisi over the rule of Georgia’s first post-Soviet, elected president, Zviad Gamasakhurdia. Current Time spoke with two veterans who say the Tbilisi war was a fight that could not be avoided.
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Zviad the legend!

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Abxazetshi kazakebtan da sxva gadamtielebtan omi shecdoma iko da tbilishi qartvels ro klavdi gamartlebuli?xo unda amoagdo es kle kaliaskidan es gamzrdelmotknuli es

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Арвеладзе! нет никакого оправдания. Люди выбрали Звиади, и вы должны подчиниться. Вы совершили измену.

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Zviad the petuh!

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