Russo-Georgian relations warmed up by Orthodox faith
Published: 07 November, 2009, 06:15
While in the secular world the gap between Russia’s and Georgia’s leaders is growing, religiously Georgia and Russia move closer together.
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Published: 07 November, 2009, 06:15
While in the secular world the gap between Russia’s and Georgia’s leaders is growing, religiously Georgia and Russia move closer together.