Georgian President highlights Ukraine’s “admirable fight” for freedom on Independence Day
In her remarks over the date, Zourabichvili noted the country had shown the world its “admirable fight” for independence and freedom during the ongoing Russian invasion. Photo: Presidential Administration
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Georgian President Salome Zouravbichvili on Wednesday congratulated the Ukrainian nation on its Independence Day.
In her remarks over the date, Zourabichvili noted the country had shown the world its “admirable fight” for independence and freedom during the ongoing Russian invasion.
Happy #IndependenceDay to Ukraine!
— Salome Zourabichvili (@Zourabichvili_S) August 24, 2022
The Ukrainian nation has shown the world its admirable fight for its independence and freedom.
???????? and ???????? are close, brotherly nations with a similar struggle. We know the cost of independence. And we will always stand together. #SlavaUkraini
“Georgia and Ukraine are close, brotherly nations with a similar struggle. We know the cost of independence. And we will always stand together”, the Georgian President tweeted.
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