Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili said that Ukraine allegedly opposed granting Tbilisi the status of a candidate for EU membership. According to her, Georgia's European integration was "accompanied by a negative attitude" from Kyiv. It was reported by Georgia Online.
She accused Ukraine of opposing Tbilisi's European path and criticized the European Commission's report for "distorting the facts."
Bochorishvili said that Georgia demonstrated political support for Kyiv, but refused to join sanctions against russia for security reasons.
"No one wants to enter into a confrontation and create additional security challenges," the foreign minister explained.
Bochorishvili said that Georgia's path to the EU "was accompanied by a negative attitude of Ukraine," which during 2022-2023 "in various forms" allegedly actively opposed Tbilisi's European integration
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, in April Georgia cut visa-free travel for Ukrainians.
Georgia's Central Election Commission has announced the winning of the ruling pro-russian Georgian Dream party in local elections, which took place amid mass protests.
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