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by varjag
1920 days ago
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No, I mean they would continue to live on the territory they lived for centuries (somehow without apparently being ethnically cleansed by Georgians all that damn time). And without Russian involvement it would have long since went into participatory politics. And it's not just a speculation, there was a perfect A/B test. Ajaria, another autonomous region of Georgia, long since had independence ambitions too. However that conflict fizzed out without notable violence. The difference from Ossetia? It does not border Russia and there weren't substantial troops stationed at the time of USSR dissolution. |
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