Senior Ukrainian officials called on Georgia to open up the "second front" to Russia, and the other party responded like this

Comprehensive Russia New News Agency and today's Russian TV (RT) website reported on the 13th that after many officials in Ukraine called for the opening of the "second front" against Russia, the Georgian ruling party's "Georgia Dream" Alliance President Iraqili Cobashizer It is said that Georgia is ready to conduct a referendum to understand the country's position on this issue.

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According to the first channel of Georgia Public Television, Kobasizer said on Tuesday, "We can hold polls and referendum for all people to see if people want to open a second front on Georgia." He also emphasized that the Georgian government does not support development Proposal of "Second Front".

Cobashizer said that the Georgian people should "make a decision" themselves, whether they agree with the opinions of senior Ukrainian government officials or the opinions of the Georgian government. He mentioned that many senior officials in Ukraine claimed that it was desirable to open up the "second front" in Georgia. "This is their position. I reiterated again whether we should ask (Georgia) whether the people want to open the second front in Georgia. If the people are willing, we can discuss it later. If not, we should make different choices And insist on the decision we have made, "Kobashizawa said.

Russian media said that many senior officials in Ukraine have issued a statement in recent months, calling on Georgia to join the battle against Russia. Earlier, Fyodor Venislavsky, the highest Lada member of Ukraine. RT mentioned that in 2008, after a brief military conflict with Georgia, Russia acknowledged that the two autonomous republics of the South Ossean and Abuhaz were "independent" from Georgia.

Ukrainian National Security and National Defense Commission Secretary Danilov Tu Source: Associated Press

In addition to this parliamentarian, the Secretary of the National Security and National Defense Commission Alexie Denilov, and the director of the President's Office, Mikhail Podoliak and Alekse Arestovich Also issued a similar statement. For example, Dennilov said in August that Georgia should "recapture" these territories. But his remarks were criticized by the Georgia Opposition Party at the time, saying that Georgia's idea of ​​involving the conflict was "irrelevant" and "inappropriate". (Edit: HHJ)

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