“Georgia is closely monitoring the ongoing war in Ukraine with great concern,” Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said at today’s Cabinet meeting.
Decrying Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, PM Garibashvili anew expressed solidarity with the Ukrainian people, saying, current developments goes against the principles and rules of international law.
“We expressed solidarity and support at the political level. In all international formats, be it the OSCE Ministerial or the UN format, we have expressed strong support and solidarity with Ukraine,” PM underscored.
Irakli Garibashvili noted that on his decision,100 tons of humanitarian cargo has been sent to Ukraine.
The humanitarian cargo includes first-aid products, more than 30 different kinds of medications, oxygen concentrators, and other humanitarian goods. In addition, Georgia is assisting Ukraine with blood supplies, namely blood components and materials for blood transfusion have been sent, according to the government administration.
