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“Someone would like very much to fail down situation into republic”- chairman of Adygeya public movement “Adyghe Khase”
On April, 15th a joint session of Adygeyan public organizations of the republic took place in Maykop. As IА REGNUM informs, some participants of the session expressed their opinion in connection with applications in mass-media on fast Adygeya’s integration into Krasnodar territory.
The chairman of the public movement of Republic of Adygeya “Adyghe Khase” Asker Shkhalakhov:
«If in Adygeya there are economic problems, then they need to be solved in a corresponding plane; and if they are social ones – then in the social sphere. I am deeply convinced that not all the similar problems are solved not only in Krasnodar territory, but also in whole Russia. It does not speak that the region which was admitted as poorer than another should be integrated by stronger one. The first thing about which we should talk in our case is that Adygeya is a national republic, and it is not single one in the Northern Caucasus. Someone would be very much desirable to loosen conditions in the republic but we shall try to prevent it”.
The secretary of the political council of Adygeya regional branch of “United Russia” party Ruslan Khadjibiekov:
“Yesterday at the sitting of our political council we considered this question. Neither in the central bodies of the party, nor in the regional one till now it had not been risen. And it seems to me that it is simply far-fetched. I hold the opinion that it is necessary to accept an address at the level of public organizations and parties to the deputies of the State Duma, to the Council of Federation and to send there a solid delegation to stop this shaft of the information from the center. We mustn’t forget that destabilization of conditions in one of the republics of the Northern Caucasus is fraught for all the South of Russia. We need to live in peace and to work creatively”.
http://www.adygeanatpress.net/news2005/004_apr/200405_e/p002.htm
