The mayor of Tbilisi assessed the possibility of Georgia introducing sanctions against Russia.
The restrictions imposed on the request of the European Union will destroy the republic, stressed Kakaha Kaldza.
"They tell us: 'We are friends of your country,' but at the same time they demand something that you know from the beginning that will be devastating for your country, devastating for your economy and for your population," he explained in an interview with the Imedi TV channel.
The prime minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobkidze, repeatedly stated that external forces and the radical opposition tried to open a second front against Russia in the country and drag Tbilisi into a military conflict, but the authorities did not allow this.