Charge d'affaires of Ukraine: We feel support of Georgian side and Georgian people like never before
Kasyanov thanked the Georgian side for its support provided to Ukraine, adding a second humanitarian shipment - contributed by individuals, entrepreneurs and business representatives - was also expected from Georgia soon. Photo:screenshot from video.
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Ukraine feels the support of the Georgian partners and the Georgian people like never before, Andrei Kasyanov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, said on Tuesday.
Kasyanov, who held a briefing following a decision by the President of Ukraine to recall the country’s Ambassador to Georgia for consultations on Tuesday, stressed the humanitarian aid provided by international partners, including Georgia, to his country following the Russian invasion that started last week.
“As you know, Georgia has recently sent 80 tons of humanitarian cargo to Ukraine, which includes medical supplies - medicines that are now in great demand by the armed forces as well as civilians,” the Charge d'affaires said.
Kasyanov thanked the Georgian side for its support provided to Ukraine, adding a second humanitarian shipment - contributed by individuals, entrepreneurs and business representatives - was also expected from Georgia soon.
Ukraine recalled its ambassador from Georgia for consultations on Tuesday, with President Volodymyr Zelensky citing the Georgian government's refusal to allow volunteers to take part in the conflict as the reason for the move.
The Georgian government will cover accommodation and food costs of Ukrainian citizens who arrived in the country between February 1 and 23, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Tuesday.
A Polish border volunteer has thanked Georgia for a humanitarian aid shipment for Ukrainian citizens displaced by Russia's military onslaught on the country, calling the cargo "very important" in a moving message to agenda.ge.
Igor Dolgov, the Ambassador of Ukraine to Georgia, has thanked the Georgian government for the latter’s decision to send aid worth one million GEL ($315,000/€279,842) to the country amid Russia’s military invasion.
Georgia will allocate 1 million GEL ($315,457 /€279,842) from the government's reserve fund to assist the Ukrainian people affected by Russia's ongoing military invasion.
Georgia's stance on the ongoing war in Ukraine is "absolutely clear" to the country's Western partners, Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani said on Tuesday in an interview with TV Imedi.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has refrained from commenting on the recall of the Ukrainian Ambassador to Georgia, adding the Georgian government would “always act in the interests of our country and our people” in its decisions.
Ukraine is very grateful to the Georgian people and the country for the solidarity and support shown in “this difficult time”, Andrei Kasyanov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, said on Monday.
Lasha Darsalia, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia, met with Andrei Kasianov, the Charge d'affaires of Ukraine in Georgia, to talk about the bilateral relations between two countries on Saturday.
Andrei Kasyanov, the Temporarily Representative of the Embassy of Ukraine in Georgia, on Friday expressed his gratitude to authorities of Georgia for their support on international forums and for assistance to Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war.