Electric power lines connecting Georgia and Russia exploded
On 22 January, at 11:50 a.m. electric power lines connecting Georgian and Russian power systems were blasted in Karachayevo-Cherkessia. During the day, groups of electricians, emergency officers, prosecution officials and officers from the Karachayevo-Cherkes Interior Ministry and Security Service. “All the lines were in the highlands, which are difficult to reach, on the 12th kilometer of the Uchkulan-Karachayevsk road,” a source in Karachayevsk prosecution told REGNUM. In this connection, it took a lot of time and effort to arrive to the scene. Five line bearings were destroyed fully, another one seriously damaged. On January 23, go to the highlands to examine the scene.
00:03 01/23/2006
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