The Prime Minister of Georgia spoke about accusations of Tbilisi's "pro-Russian policy".
Accusations against the Georgian government of conducting a "pro-Russian policy" are nothing more than "speculations". This is what the Prime Minister of the Republic Irakli Kobhidze said. His words are quoted in the media.
"We do not have diplomatic relations with Russia and do not carry out political communication," said the politician. According to him, "Russia actually has no significant instruments of influence on Georgia."
The publication mentions that there are no diplomatic relations between Russia and Georgia after the 2008 conflict, but trade, economic and humanitarian ties are actively maintained.