Georgia saddened by terror attack in Las Vegas
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Georgian leaders condemn terror attack in Las Vegas, United States (US) and express their deep sorrow to the American people.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili shared his condolence on Twitter.
Georgia's prayers are with victims & families affected by the heinous attack in #LasVegas. With heavy hearts thinking of American friends.
— Giorgi Kvirikashvili (@KvirikashviliGi) October 2, 2017
Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili also went to his Twitter to condemn the terror attack.
Our thoughts are w/the victims & those affected by appalling attack in Las Vegas. We stand w/ US government & American people in solidarity.
— President Of Georgia (@MargvelashviliG) October 2, 2017
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