British Prime Minister: We all want a just and lasting peace
11:20, 22.11.2025
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PM confirms communication with Ukrainian President on reset of relations, says the rest depends on practical steps
- UNM's Pavlenishvili views Mikheil Saakashvili's freedom as priority issue
- PM: Problems remain, but May 4 meeting with Ukrainian President was oriented on future
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Met with Georgian PM Kobakhidze, important to have dialogue at all levels
- FM Botchorishvili: Talks with Ukrainian side included discussion on ambassadors and diplomatic relations
- PM: President Zelenskyy initiated meeting, we immediately agreed
- Shalva Papuashvili: Minority government in Britain, which the majority of its own people, 83%, do not trust, lectures us today
- Ukrainian President views allowing aggressor to take something as big mistake, starting in 2014 and before during attack and occupation of Georgian territories
- Ukrainian President: Regimes must be stopped immediately. This should have happened with Putin after war in Georgia, Syria, 2014 occupation of Crimea
- Ukraine appoints ambassador to Georgia nearly four years after recall
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PM: Government continues to communicate with Trump Administration, U.S. Department of State; Hope this communication will bring tangible results
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- Finance Minister meets Cygnum Capital leadership
- Tbilisi Mayor: I am certain Rep Joe Wilson couldn’t even find Georgia on map
- Georgian PM hails ‘highly significant’ China deal: We are entering new era of comprehensive strategic partnership