Bombings Georgia Country

Two explosions ripped through an apartment in this tense capital Thursday, killing two people and injuring the Georgian defense minister, while less than a mile away the Russian and Georgian presidents signed agreements to allow Russian military bases and troops in Georgia. A Georgian spokesman blamed the bombings on terrorists opposed to closer military links with Moscow. But there was no evidence that the assassination was linked to President Boris N.

Two explosions ripped through an apartment in this tense capital Thursday, killing two people and injuring the Georgian defense minister, while less than a mile away the Russian and Georgian presidents signed agreements to allow Russian military bases and troops in Georgia. A Georgian spokesman blamed the bombings on terrorists opposed to closer military links with Moscow. But there was no evidence that the assassination was linked to President Boris N.