Parliament Speaker: Russian propaganda is absolutely unacceptable
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Georgian Parliament Speaker Irakli Kobakhidze stated today that Russian propaganda is "alarming and certain measures are needed to prevent such risks.”
Kobakhidze made the statement during a ceremony dedicated to WWII victory day.
The Georgian government is actively working, with our foreign partners among them, to prevent risks related to Russian propaganda.
Defending our national interests is of the highest importance for us, when we have two of our regions occupied by Russia. Russian propaganda is absolutely unacceptable for me,”Kobakhidze said.
Kobakhidze stated that Georgia is striving for integration into EU and NATO and to reintegrate its occupied territories.
NATO and EU do not simply mean a better economy and increased security, but first and foremost are part of the values that Georgia is developed on, speaker of the Georgian parliament Irakli Kobakhidze said at an event held yesterday on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Georgia-NATO Inter-Parliamentary Council in Batumi.
The Georgian Parliament Speaker Irakli Kobakhidze believes that Russia’s revanchist foreign policy is the major challenge to regional security."Russia’s actions in the region, especially in the last decade, have triggered a powerful earthquake that has seriously shaken the credibility of the international system and threatened the very foundations of the European security architecture."
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