evidence: One of the organizers of the action was David Katsarava, the leader of the "Anti-Occupation Movement of Georgia." He often arranges similar mass demonstrations on the "Russian occupation line," near South Ossetia. In an interview with this author, Katsarava claimed that, on May 28, "Azerbaijan was preparing a provocation at the Georgian Davit Gareja monastery." He explained, "The Azerbaijani side planned to bring thousands of its activists to Davit Gareja in order to declare this ancient Georgian monastery complex as the property of Azerbaijan. We went to the Monastery to meet our Azerbaijani friends and peacefully, calmly explain to them that they are mistaken." He stressed that Davit Gareja "fully and inseparably" belongs to Georgia and any claims of Azerbaijan over this "ancient Georgian Christian monastery" are allegedly unfounded (Author’s interview, May 28). [...] Many experts in Tbilisi are confident that Azerbaijan will never accept the Georgian side’s offer of swapping some territories in exchange for the Orthodox Christian Davit Gareja complex to fully reside inside Georgia. For instance, historian David Avalishvili explained that Azerbaijan "is building a European-style multicultural nation. And although the majority of the population of Azerbaijan is Muslim, the ancient monastery complex reinforces Azerbaijani identity as a nation whose citizens can be Christian as well as Muslim" (Author’s interview, May 28).