Irakli Kadagishvili on Zelensky’s statement: It was a premediated statement, a kind of revenge

It was a premediated statement, a kind of revenge - the goal is to damage Georgia's reputation and aggravate the internal situation, so that Georgia escalates its relations with Russia, - Irakli Kadagishvili, a member of the parliamentary majority, said while evaluating the statement of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

According to him, Zelensky expected that Georgia would be active in military actions, and when he did not see it, he "started demarches".

"Zelensky had a wrong idea and vision from the very beginning, and I am sure that this was due to the belief of Mikheil Saakashvili and other Georgians, or the forces there, that Georgia would have been definitely active in military actions. When he did not see it, he started demarches. Even now, I think we are dealing with the continuation of this demarche. We can make a heavy assessment, but as always, we take into account the heavy war Ukrainians are in. It was a premediated statement, it was a kind of revenge based on the above reasons, and precisely in order to damage Georgia's reputation when the issue of granting candidate status is approaching, he presents a kind of ultimatum to the West that granting candidate status to Georgia would be unacceptable for him. This was the purpose of this statement”, said Kadagishvili.

For information, according to reports in the media, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said at the security summit of Moldova: "We see what is happening in Belarus and what is happening in Georgia, how these countries have been involved in lawlessness in different ways."

"All European countries, which Russia wants to divide, should become members of the European Union and NATO," said Zelensky.

For information, according to the media reports, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said at the security summit of Moldova: "We see what is happening in Belarus and what is happening in Georgia, how these countries have been involved in lawlessness in different ways."

All European countries, which Russia wants to divide, should become members of the European Union and NATO," said Zelensky.