One of the leaders of the United National Movement, Khatia Dekanoidze, states that the Kulevi port may be closed “due to Russian connections and Russian oil trade.”

In particular, Khatia Dekanoidze is responding to media reports that the Kulevi port may be threatened with EU sanctions.

As Dekanoidze states, there is no economic stability or peace under the Georgian Dream.

“According to Radio Liberty, the Kulevi port may be affected by sanctions.

I have been talking about this for months, that Ivanishvili has put the Georgian economy at great risk and allowed Russia to use Georgian infrastructure to evade sanctions.

One of the vital ports may be shut down due to Russian connections and Russian oil trade.

All important financial and trade infrastructure is at risk because of Ivanishvili.

There is no economic stability or peace under the Georgian Dream,” writes Khatia Dekanoidze.

For information, according to Radio Liberty, the European Union may include Georgia’s Kulevi port in the 20th package of sanctions on Russia. The publication, citing a source, writes that the Kulevi port is named in the list that concerns “ports outside of Russia, in third countries.” The need for sanctions is justified in the document as follows:

“[The port of Kulevi] is used for the maritime transportation of crude oil or petroleum products produced in Russia or exported by Russian vessels that use irregular and high-risk shipping practices,” Radio Liberty notes.