This mission was also supported by Georgia and Abkhazia.(98) But in calling for a full-scale UN peacekeeping operation to be launched throughout the Abkhaz region, Georgia hoped that Russian peacekeeping units would be part of a broader international force, accompanied by UN observers.(99) The decision by the UN Secretary-General in May 1994 not to send UN peacekeeping troops to Georgia reflected disagreements between the Georgian and Abkhaz authorities over where and how such troops should be deployed.
Mais en demandant que cette organisation lance une opération de maintien de la paix de grande envergure dans la région abkhaze, la Géorgie souhaitait que les unités de maintien de la paix russes participent à une force internationale, accompagnée d'observateurs des Nations unies(99).