Georgia’s Foreign Ministry welcomes Ukraine progress
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The Foreign Ministry of Georgia is welcoming the steps the country has taken to normalize the tense situation in Ukraine and return the country to normal.
"We believe the political crisis will be overcome in Ukraine regarding the country’s territorial integrity, sovereignty and rule of law, with the strong will and the unwavering efforts of Ukrainian people as well as the full support of the international society,” reads the Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement.
"All effective reforms will be implemented in accordance to the Ukrainian people’s legitimate will and European aspiration. Ukraine will take an honorable place in a big European family."
Georgia's Foreign Ministry confirmed its readiness to continue its close partnership and cooperation with Ukraine - a traditional friend country - in a bilateral sense and other formats including the Eastern Partnership Initiative.
On Sunday, Ukraine’s politicians embarked on the gritty task of turning revolution into reality, after an extraordinary week that saw around 100 people die during the clashes. Furthermore, the country's embattled President Viktor Yanukovych tried to flee the country after being relieved of his duties by parliamentarians.
Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili has expressed his deep condolences to the family of Dato Kipiani – the Georgian citizen shot dead in Kiev.
A second Georgian man has been found dead in the centre of Kiev, where ongoing waves of demonstrators clash with local police in a bloody battle.
Three Georgian doctors have offered their medical assistance to the people of Ukraine and have traveled to the violence-ravaged city of Kiev today.
A one minute silence was observed at the beginning of the Georgian President’s first address to Members of Parliament in a bid to pay respects to the victims of the ongoing violence in Ukraine.
Georgia’s top two leaders have voiced their concern over the tense situation in Ukraine causing the death of at least two dozen people, including a Georgian citizen.
Georgia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs salutes approval of Ukraine’s new government and expresses readiness to work with the new administration.
Russia is carrying out military operations to provoke sovereignty of Ukraine by violating principles of international law, says Georgian's Parliament Speaker.
Russia’s actions are endangering territorial integrity of Ukraine, says Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili in response to the "extremely dangerous" developments in Ukraine.
Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is calling upon the international community to stabilize the situation in Ukraine and protect the country’s sovereignty and independence.
An emergency assembly of European Union foreign leaders to discuss the Ukraine crisis has impacted on Georgia.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili thinks Russia’s decision to send military troops to Crimea, Ukraine, is causing tensions to escalate within the region.
The Republican Party of Georgia has declared its full support to the pro-European Government of Ukraine.
A shell blast in Ukraine’s rebel-held city Donetsk has smashed into the Georgian Consulate after several explosions went off on Wednesday, Georgia’s Foreign Minister says.