Georgia condemns Russia’s “full-scale military aggression”, will continue supporting Ukraine - PM
Garibashvili noted his Government stood with the international community over the conflict, and pledged continued support for Ukraine. Photo: Government Administration
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Georgia condemns Russia’s full scale military aggression against Ukraine, a “clear and blatant violation” of fundamental principles and norms of the international law as well as the United Nations Charter, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said on Thursday at the International Donors’ Conference for Ukraine.
Garibashvili underlined the outcome of the war in Ukraine would define the “future architecture” of European security and lay ground for a “new security framework” for the region and beyond.
The war in Ukraine, the major humanitarian crisis in the region, requires immediate action from the international community. My Government is in full solidarity with the Ukrainian people and has mobilised our resources to alleviate the facts of the devastating war”, the PM said.
Garibashvili noted his Government stood with the international community over the conflict, and pledged continued support for Ukraine.
We are in full solidarity with Ukraine, and will continue supporting Ukraine politically and in a practical sense, both bilaterally and within multilateral formats,” Garibashvili concluded.
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