On Monday, September 27, 18:00pm, in front of Russian Federation Embassy in Tbilisi, The group of "RE-Action" protesters will launch the second wave of the protest rally RE-Action in memory of the fall of Sokhumi. September 27, 1993 is the day when the Abkhaz separatists, with active support of Russian military and political forces, having repeatedly and treacherously breached the ceasefire, that should had been secured by Russia, occupied Sokhumi. The outcome was mass destruction and massacre of local population by war criminals. Georgia lost its indigenous part-Abkhazeti.

On the 11th anniversary in memory of this  tragedy the group of "RE-Action" demands withdrawal of the Russian "peacemakers" and military bases out of Georgia. We call upon Russian authorities to put end to provocative military actions in Georgia and stop supporting separatist regimes not withstanding intergovernmental and international agreements! The previous "RE-Action" protest in front of Russian Embassy took place in Tbilisi  17-27 of  August 2004. The participants expressed their protest against the agressive policy of Russia by "projecting" their demands and slogans on the walls of the Embassy building. The protesters handed their appeal to the state agencies and general public of Russia to the Ambassador of Russian Federation in Georgia. The action received a considerable coverage both in local and foreign media and caused certain irritation within the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The second wave of the "RE-Action" will take place in front of the Russian Embassy in Georgia as well as in front of diplomatic missions of Russia in other countries. At the same time, the "RE-Action" is active on the Internet. The majority of Georgian Internet resources joined the action by placing special information banners on their sites.

The group of "RE-Action" appeals to Georgian citizens and friends of Georgia to participate in the action despite their location and express their protest against the aggressive politic of Russia towards Georgia by joining the event in the country where they will be at time of RE-Action --September 27, 2004, or by expressing their opinion through Internet.