Georgia Will Not Provide Military Assistance to Kyiv, Says Deputy Prime Minister
Georgia will not provide military assistance to Kyiv, announced the country's Deputy Prime Minister Tea Tsulukiani. Among other things, Tbilisi is refusing to send anti-aircraft defense systems to Ukraine. The authorities have emphasized that they will not allow their country to be drawn into military conflict.
The Deputy Prime Minister added that Georgia has experienced numerous armed conflicts, and it is the responsibility of the authorities to prevent a recurrence.
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