Talk:Georgian Railway

Damaging of Georgian Railway by russian forces

"Following the 2008 South Ossetia war, Russian army forces entered parts of Georgia and damaged key Georgian assets. This included a railway bridge near the western Georgian town of Kaspi, and application of mines to the mainline west of Gori resulted in the complete derailment and resultant fire of an oil train". I see 2 sources: at first ([1]) we see, that Georgia says, that bridge was damaged by Russia, but Russia denied it. There is no confirmation from other neutral sources. Second source [2] isn't work (redirect to [3]). In this case we can't write "russian damaged bridge", we should write "georgians says, that russians damaged bridge, but russians denied this fact". Dinamik (talk) 07:40, 13 November 2008 (UTC)

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1217mm gauge Khashuri to Borjomi line mention removed

I removed the 1217mm railgauge template for the following reasons:

• No sources could be found on the internet supporting this gauge in Georgia
• It was introduced by anonymous user User:121.102.47.215 on 13 march 2010 without comment, this particular user has been warned and blocked several times for his dubious edits on railway related articles.--Aaron-Tripel (talk) 11:10, 5 May 2014 (UTC)

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