Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze commented on the imposition of sanctions against a number of Georgian officials, assuring that Georgia will continue to support the Ukrainian people. According to Kobakhidze, these sanctions can testify to the difficult situation of the Ukrainian authorities, but Georgia remains a dedicated friendship with Ukraine.
Irakliy Kobakhidze stated that the imposition of sanctions is an event that reflects the difficulties faced by the Ukrainian authorities. He noted that sanctions could be an "echo of this situation" and called for an understanding of the context in which such a decision was made from Ukraine.
"The introduction of sanctions is by itself an event that speaks to the difficult situation of the Ukrainian authorities ... and the probable decision we are talking about is an echo of this situation," the Prime Minister said.
Despite the sanctions, Kobakhidze emphasized that the Georgian authorities retain its dedication to Ukraine. He assured that Georgia would remain joint and several with the Ukrainian people, continuing to support him on the way to peace and stability. The Prime Minister also stressed that the country is in "one -sided friendship mode" with Ukraine and does not change its attitude to it.
"We remain devoted to Ukraine and the people and, of course, we are jointly and severally with them," the head of government said.
This statement of Georgia emphasizes the importance of supporting Ukraine in conflict, despite the economic and political difficulties that arise in the international arena. Georgia remains on the side of Ukraine, which is an important signal for the international community regarding the unwavering of its position.
