Paris, Sept 1, SPA -- As the European Union prepared to hold an emergencysummit on the Caucasus crisis Monday Georgia's ambassador to Francecalled for Russia to be given a "last chance" before any possiblesanctions, reported dpa. "We are realistic," Mamuka Kudava told the daily Le Parisien. "Onehas to give the Russians a last chance, so that they are obligated totake heed of the six-point agreement decided with (EU councilpresident Nicolas) Sarkozy on August 12." The agreement calls for a ceasefire, Russian troop withdrawal andinternational talks over the security of Georgia's breakaway regionsof South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Georgia is thankful to French President Sarkozy, said Kudava: "TheRussian tanks were already 30 kilometres from our capital," addingthat the European Union must now remain committed that there will beno more victims of Russia in Europe. As a possible punishment for Russia, Kudava called for a freezingof the EU-Russia partnership before the EU-Russia summit in Novemberas well as a freezing of the bank accounts of Russian firms andbusinesspeople who have profited from ethnic cleansing in SouthOssetia and Abkhazia.--SPA www.spa.gov.sa/586609