FM Zalkaliani, UK Minister of European Neighbourhood share concerns over war in Ukraine
In the discussion, the Georgian official also stressed the importance of the consolidated and consistent position of the international community in responding to the violation of international law by the Kremlin. Photo: bm.ge.
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Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani and James Cleverly, the British Minister for European Neighbourhood and the Americas, shared concerns over the conflict in Ukraine in a phone call on Monday.
In the call, Zalkaliani and Cleverly discussed the fragile geopolitical environment created by Russia’s ongoing invasion of the country, the Foreign Minister’s’s office said.
The two officials called the circumstances created by the military operation launched last week a “significant challenge” for the European security architecture.
In the discussion, the Georgian official also stressed the importance of the consolidated and consistent position of the international community in responding to the violation of international law by the Kremlin.
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