“The Armenian Prime Minister was eating chebureki — or how was it?” — this is what Parliament Vice-Speaker Nino Tsilosani told journalists in response to a question about whether the Georgian government had held “any kind of meeting” to discuss the ongoing processes in the Middle East, given that Armenia had quickly convened its Security Council.

According to her, they do not intend to do the same thing Armenia is doing, because they have their own insurance mechanisms.

“The Armenian Prime Minister was eating chebureki — or how was it? — right after the war started [shortly after]. Therefore, what Armenia is doing, we definitely do not intend to do the same. We have our own insurance mechanisms. Accordingly, all possible threats and risks that may arise in the region as a result of these processes are placed under the highest level of control,” stated Nino Tsilosani.