Adyghe public organization appeals to Abkhaz people

29.10.2004 Editor

ADYGEIYA, October 29, Caucasus Times, – “Adyghe Khassa” public organization of Adyghe people addressed an appeal to Abkhaz people expressing its concern over the situation unfolding in Abkhazia after the recent presidential vote in this outbreak republic, Caucasus Times correspondent reports citing the organization office.

“Recent events in Abkhazia give rise to fears that the disputes over the results in recent presidential vote might go beyond the limits of constitutional order,” the letter reads. Proposals to dismiss legally elected president resemble the scenario of topple of the president Shevardnadze of Georgia. The Adyghe people express their hope that Abkhaz people will be able to prevent unlawful acts and violation of the Constitution of the republic, Caucasus Times correspondent quotes the appeal.

Dinara Yemizh, Caucasus Times, Maykop

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