President Zurabishvili: French president leads "necessary diplomatic move" to initiate deescalation in Ukraine
"European steadiness, transatlantic and NATO unity and diplomacy go hand in hand," said President Zurabishvili. Photo: Georgian President's press office
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has said that French President Emmanuel Macron is leading a "necessary diplomatic move" to prevent aggression against Ukraine and initiate deescalation amid the Russian military buildup at the Ukrainian border.
The French president will reportedly pay visits to Russia and Ukraine the following week as a mediator attempting to deter conflict between two neighbouring countries.
President Zurabishvili further noted that the European security and peace are "at stake," reaffirming that Georgia supports the diplomatic solution of a crisis.
European steadiness, transatlantic and NATO unity and diplomacy go hand in hand, she added.
President @EmmanuelMacron is leading a necessary diplomatic move to deter the aggression on Ukraine and initiate deescalation
— Salome Zourabichvili (@Zourabichvili_S) February 4, 2022
European steadiness, transatlantic and @NATO unity and diplomacy go hand in hand
European stability and security are at stake. Georgia???????? is on your side
President Zurabishvili, along with Polish President Andrzej Duda, expressed her solidarity with the Ukrainian people at a joint press point yesterday evening.