Brussels, 22/09/2000 (Agence Europe) - This week, the European Commission provided Georgia with equipment, including military, and aircraft fuel, worth one million euro, so as to equip the personnel (a hundred people or so) at three border crossings with Chechnya. President Shevardnadze had asked for European Union intervention in April to enhance the protection of its borders, especially security against any terrorist threats to the OSCE Observer Mission on the Georgian border with the...