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Eesti in brief

Sep 18, 2008

Demolitions experts from the Estonian Rescue Board have cleared three Georgian villages and one airfield of unexploded devices and have safely destroyed 11 aircraft bombs since arriving at the beginning of the month.The first task was to clean up the Marneuli airport, in southern Georgia, and the nearby villages of Tsereteli, Ahali Dioknisi and Vasiani.  The team is set to stay three weeks. The mission, organized in collaboration with the Estonian Foreign Ministry, cost about 300,000 kroons ...

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