] "According to our information, Mr. Zhvania arrived at his
] friend's apartment at about midnight. His security team
] waited outside for a long time. Since the prime minister
] was not answering either their telephone calls or the
] doorbell, at around 4:00 a.m. or 4:30 a.m. they broke a
] window and discovered the bodies of Mr. Zhvania and his
] friend in the apartment," Merabishvili said.
]
] "This is a tragic accident. I went to the scene
] personally. We can say this was probably a gas poisoning
] accident. An Iranian-made gas heater was installed in
] that room. The deaths must have occurred instantly. Mr.
] Zhvania was sitting in an armchair and the body of his
] friend was lying in the kitchen. A table was laid with
] food and drinks and a backgammon board was open,"
] Merabishvili said.
]
] The head of Tbilgazi, the company that supervises gas
] supplies to the Georgian capital, told reporters that his
] specialists found no gas leakage in Yusupov's flat.
]
] Davit Morchiladze also said the gas heater had been
] installed just two days ago but suggested that there may
] have been a concentration of gas nonetheless, as the
] apartment had apparently not been properly ventilated.

Accident? Or Russian (think Ukraine) style politics?

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