Ambassador: Naturally, the sirens does not stop, the situation is still tense - I would advise anyone who has a certain stressful situation to go to their home country, this process will not be completed in 2-3 months

Naturally, the sirens does not stop, the situation is still tense. All this is accompanied by psychological stress, we have been in this situation for three weeks now, - said the Ambassador of Georgia to Israel, Lasha Zhvania.

According to him, panic among Georgian citizens has decreased.

"The situation is still tense. There is a state of war from the north, as well as hostilities on the southern front. Panic among our citizens remaining in Israel has decreased, there are fewer people who want to leave, and fewer people are contacting the embassy.

Normal work processes have been restored in Tel Aviv and its surrounding cities.

Schools, kindergartens, mainly buildings that have shelters, have been opened.

Naturally, the sirens does not stop, the situation is still tense. All this is accompanied by psychological stress, we have been in this situation for three weeks now. I would advise anyone who has a certain stressful situation to go to their home country and be in a calmer environment. This process will not be completed in 2-3 months," Lasha Zhvania told the Public Broadcaster.