Gia Volski: When congressmen attack you like this and call an act in which all points are unjust MEGOBARI, this creates a difficult situation, but this does not mean that the situation is not subject to some control and there is no prospect of improvement

When congressmen attack you like this and call an act in which all points are unjust MEGOBARI, of course, this creates a difficult situation for us, but this does not mean that the situation is not subject to some control and there is no prospect of improvement, - the First Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Gia Volski, said when speaking about the MEGOBARI Act.

According to him, the Georgian side hopes that the time will come when Georgia will truly start its relations with the United States from a clean page and the strategic partnership will have real content.

"It's a difficult situation. When congressmen attack you like this and call an act in which all points are unjust MEGOBARI, of course, it creates a difficult situation for us, but this does not mean that the situation is not subject to some control and there is no prospect of correction. Recently, the Vice Prime Minister had such a long visit to the United States of America. He had talks on both economic and political issues. We hope that the time will come when we will really start our relationship from a new page, and as for the strategic partnership, it will have real content and not just a title and name. On the other hand, look, the United States of America also has partnership relations, it has signed a strategic partnership with our neighbor, friend Armenia. We wish them success in this direction, but recently Armenia conducted military exercises with Iran. In other words, the attitude of all countries is based on interests, and we think that in the United States of America, interests will come first, the interests of the United States, and not the opinion of specific individual congressmen that the National movement must necessarily be at the helm of the country," - said Volski.

For information, the MEGOBARI Act will be discussed today in the US House of Representatives.