Georgia marks Ukraine’s Day of Unity by lighting Tbilisi TV Tower, Batumi football stadium up in country’s national colours
Tbilisi City Hall said “solidarity and support to the Ukrainian people” would be its “message of support for the friendly Kyiv” with the gesture, as the Georgian government and public express support to the country amid political and military tensions at its border with Russia. Photo: 1tv.ge.
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Two Georgian landmarks, the iconic Tbilisi TV Tower and the brand-new football stadium in Batumi, were illuminated with the blue and yellow, the national colours of Ukraine, to mark the Day of Unity of Ukraine on Wednesday.
Тбіліська Телевежа у національних кольорах!
— UKR Embassy in GEO (@UKRinGEO) February 16, 2022
Єднаймося не лише сьогодні!
Єднаймося щодня!
Україна та Грузія - разом ! ????????????????????????????????????????????????
Ukraine and Georgia - together!#UAразом #StandWithUkraine#UnityDayUA pic.twitter.com/jD4VfUUK1o
Tbilisi City Hall said “solidarity and support to the Ukrainian people” would be its “message of support for the friendly Kyiv” with the gesture, as the Georgian government and public express support to the country amid political and military tensions at its border with Russia.
In the Black Sea coastline city of Batumi, the impressive facade of the recently unveiled football stadium was also lit up in the Ukrainian national flag colours to join the message.
Батумі. Стадіон
— UKR Embassy in GEO (@UKRinGEO) February 17, 2022
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The National Unity Day was marked in Ukraine on Wednesday, with the recently introduced occasion seeing citizens flying the national flag and singing the anthem, on the backdrop of a military build-up of Russian troops on the country’s eastern border over the recent months.