Prime Minister of Georgia: Military aid from the us, Ukraine will not become
Solidarity and assistance to Ukraine from Georgia will be only humanitarian in nature, said the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili at a press conference, reports journalist OPINION in Tbilisi.
" Military aid will not " - He said, explaining the death of 18 December Georgian volunteer Alexander Grigolashvili in Ukraine. He said that the ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili agitating the Georgian military to leave Georgia and fight in Ukraine, taking the citizenship of This country, and receiving large amounts of money." This is a direct betrayal and appeal to betrayal, This is a provocation of the former President and former authorities, " said Irakli Garibashvili." Saakashvili behaves shamefully, as an enemy to his country and his people, He wants our new war with Russia ", - said the head of the Cabinet." Georgian business is our business. We will help Ukraine exclusively humanitarian, sent Lekarstva and medical supplies per million lari (about $ 550 thousand), visited our Minister of health, " He recalled." We stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people, for us, very seriously, what is happening in Ukraine, " He said. But our Solidarity and support will be exclusively humanitarian." To the question about whether the President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin " common enemy for Ukraine and Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili said, It's " provocation." We are a responsible government, to its people, and not before the sect of the " United national movement " party Saakashvili, " He said, catching the journalist that he is " nationals ". Irakli Garibashvili said that it is preparing to visit in Kiev, But do not want there to meet with invited for a job in the government of Ukraine members of Saakashvili's team - the head of the Ministry of health and the first Deputy Minister of internal Affairs." However, all the ideas and projects carried out in Ukraine, do not belong to these persons, and the Georgian state ", - said the Prime Minister.
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