The introduction of sanctions against Russia would be disastrous for the Georgian economy. Nevertheless, EU representatives continue to demand that Tbilisi join restrictive measures and criticize it for refusing to do so. This is what the general secretary of the ruling party "Georgian Dream", the mayor of Tbilisi, Kakha Kaldza, said in an interview with the TV channel Imdi.
According to the politician, the demands of the European representatives contradict their statements about their friendly attitude towards Georgia and their desire to see it as a successful country.
"They are asking for things that, if you think you know from the beginning, will be disastrous for your country, will destroy your economy. I mean those decisions in which we are criticized for not joining the sanctions."
Earlier, Kaldze already said that Georgia does not want to open a "second front" against Russia and listen to the reprimands of the European Union on this issue.