The Prime Minister of Georgia called on the President of Ukraine Zelenskiy not to interfere in the affairs of Georgia – #Prime #Minister #Georgia #called #President #Ukraine #Zelenskiy #interfere #affairs #Georgia

March 13 (Reuters) – Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, who was in the country last week protest Sunday after the wave Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky in Georgia political called not to interfere in the situation.

The critics in Georgia during the protests against the “foreign agents” law, which it said signaled an authoritarian shift Zelensky to the protesters Ukraine thanked for waving the flag, said it was respect and wished the country “democratic success”.

Georgia’s parliament on Friday passed a bill that opponents say has been widely used to suppress dissent over the past decade and that Georgia’s Europe 2012, which threatens to damage the desire to establish closer relations with Russia which he said was inspired by his law law rejected the project.

“A person at war… in Georgia when he responds to the destructive action of several thousand people, it is a direct proof that this person is involved, he is eager to make something happen here, to change,” Garibashvili said. Interview with Georgia’s IMEDI TV, according to a Reuters translation of the transcript.

Latest NewsEuropeCategoryRussia’s Mercenary Chief Reveals Ambitions for ‘Army With Ideology’, Article with GalleryGalleryEuropeCategoryRussia weather defense shot down four rockets in Belgorod region – governor, photo article

See 2 more stories

Garibashvili also touched on the war in Ukraine and said, “I wish everyone a timely end to this war and peace.”

Reporting by Lydia Kelly in Melbourne; Edited by Gerry Doyle

Our standards: Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

2023-03-13 08:45:53
Source – reuters

Translation“24 HOURS”