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War in Ukraine, this is a war in Georgia, inciting war in Ukraine - is equal to the desire to start a war in Georgia - Fridon Injia
. Some Western countries have doomed Ukraine, in the full sense of the word - Fridon Injia.
Fridon Injia, chairman of the European Socialist parliamentary group, says that the rhetoric of some members of the parliamentary opposition is provoking a war in Ukraine, which automatically means provoking a war in Georgia.
თუ "If the ruling party still passes a resolution, there should be no encouragement and something that will intensify and make it possible to start a war in Ukraine. Consider the war on the territory of Ukraine, this is a war in Georgia as well. Such a policy of the previous government brought Georgia to its current state. "Do not try to violate the whole territory, with your rhetoric everything goes this way," Fridon Injia said at a meeting of the parliament's foreign relations committee during the discussion of the draft resolution on Ukraine.
🔷 He urges parliamentarians to pay attention to the fact that other countries are refraining from adopting a similar document.
პოლიტიკური “Political trade has not started yet, and we do not know what is happening, what will happen, what negotiations are going on, where we will be separated. Some Western countries have doomed Ukraine, in the full sense of the word, even the supply of arms is a push for war. "We do not want a war. Everything must be done to prevent a war in Georgia," said Fridon Injia.

ნუ "Do not run in front of the steam locomotive," said Fridon Injia, chairman of the European Socialists parliamentary group, at a meeting of the parliament's foreign relations committee, where a draft resolution on Ukraine was discussed by a parliamentary majority.
. The chairman of the political group called on both the ruling team and the opposition to pursue a "wise policy and do not run away in front of the steamer."
. "Our party is unequivocally against any resolution. Although this is such a global controversy that concerns the whole world, 99% countries, starting with Ukraine's neighbors, do not adopt a similar resolution. We come out alone. We suddenly stand on one side. "I am afraid that a war will start and in this war, in which the West is not taking part, we are already getting out of here," Fridon Injia said.
🔷 He said that Georgia, with its unilateral position, should not deepen the confrontation and should not be inciting war, but calling for calm, because Russia and Ukraine, as brother nations, may one day reconcile again.
. "We must take such a wise position as Georgia did in the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. He's a wise position to shake our centuries-old country. Here we suddenly stand on one side. Two big "monsters" are at war… If you see that President Zelensky himself says that there is no such confrontation as you say, but some Western countries say, no, you have to fight. The West has doomed Ukraine today, and we too may find ourselves in this quagmire. It may happen that if our brother Ukraine does not fulfill the Minsk agreement, Russia will recognize the two districts - Donetsk and Lugansk, and will find itself in the same situation as Georgia. I believe that the ruling party, the government should implement a policy that will not be harmful to our country, and there are elements in this resolution that we might harm. "Do not run in front of the steam locomotive," said Fridon Injia.

ონ Fridon Injia, Chairman of the Parliamentary Political Group "European Socialists", believes that Georgia should take part in the 3 + 3 format negotiations.

🔷 As Fridon Injia stated in the Georgian Times, Georgia should act pragmatically in the interests of the country.

. “Some ray appeared. For example, the format 3 + 3… God forbid that the cargo passing through our ports is limited, the country will find itself in a very difficult situation. "Take part in the negotiations, look at it pragmatically. If it is profitable for our country, we will sign it, as Azerbaijan and Turkey are doing. Injia.

🔷 He said that the pseudo-liberal policy that had existed in Georgia for 30 years did not work, and the country collapsed.

🔷 “Our relationship should be multi-vector, we should talk to everyone. So, do not be afraid of something with labels. In our team, we all look at the pragmatic situation in the interests of our country, but we should not do things that we do not have access to then, "- said Fridon Injia.

Fridon Injia, Chairman of the Parliamentary Political Group "European Socialists", stated at the sitting of the Parliamentary Bureau the position of the political group on the draft resolution prepared by the Parliament on the developments in Ukraine.

The chairman of the political group believes that in this case, when nothing is certain yet, a resolution in support of Ukraine is premature.

According to Fridon Injia, if the country's highest legislature finally decides to vote on the draft resolution, the political group will submit a draft resolution prepared by the "European Socialists" to parliament for consideration.

დ The Chairman of the Parliamentary Opposition Political Group "European Socialists" Fridon Injia spoke on the Georgian Times about the ongoing processes around Ukraine and the position of Georgia.
დ Fridon Injia believes that the events in Georgia in 2008 are mirrored in Ukraine.
🔷 "Two big" monsters "find out about each other and you blow your nose. At the same time, you do not even know what they are talking about, you do not know what the United States wrote to Russia in a closed response. "It may be written that you want to become a foreigner. Ukraine is in a difficult situation, but Ukraine is in the background, so to speak.
🔷 According to him, Georgia should learn lessons from history and draw conclusions.
ოთ "Let's look at what happened in 2008… Lesson, we have to make a conclusion, we were warned როდესაც When Erosi Kitsmarishvili brought this story, the next day he met me and told me that it was a difficult situation, I could not keep our testimony here. Is it mirrored? "At that time in 2008 these weapons were coming from all countries, now they are coming from all countries, but some NATO members said that we will not participate and will withdraw our troops here at all. These are Croatia, Bulgaria. Do we have to draw a conclusion?" Said Fridon Injia .
. As for Western sanctions, the chairman of the political group believes that it will not harm Russia much.
"If no chips are given to Russia, a Yaroslavl peasant or worker is not interested in your chips at all, or even if the Russian leadership does not go shopping on the Champs Elysees, nothing will happen," said Fridon Injia.