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Friday, March 07, 2014

Russian military helicopter and UAV fly over Georgia

Mi-8 HipA Russian military helicopter violated Georgian air space on Thursday.

The helicopter, which was of the type Mi-8, flew over an area in the vicinity of the towns Gori and Kaspi, according to Georgia’s Foreign Ministry.

According to the ministry, the helicopter took off from inside the breakaway region South Ossetia, where Russia has maintained bases since a war with Georgia in 2008, and flew over the villages Arbo, Mereti, Ditsi, Koshka, Kere, Plavi, Plavismani, Kveshi, Mejvriskhevi, Zerti, Kirbali, Bershueti, Tsitelubani, Khurvaleti, Zadiaantkari, Sakorintlo, Kvemo Chala, Pantiani and Veke on March 6 at about 12:20.

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