Georgia joined a joint statement supporting Ukraine and participated in the Crimea Platform summit

Georgia joined a joint statement supporting Ukraine, which was read by EU High Representative Kaja Kallas within the framework of the UN General Assembly. The document, which has a total of 53 signatories, calls on Russia for a full, immediate, and unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine. The statement also discusses the importance of freedom of navigation in the Black Sea, the protection of civilian infrastructure, and the export of Ukrainian grain. Civil.ge+4

During the same period, Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili delivered a speech at the sixth summit of the International Crimea Platform held in New York. She noted that the issue of Ukraine is particularly important for Georgia, as the country has experienced the consequences of the violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity itself. According to the minister, the occupation of two regions of Georgia by Russia remains one of the main security challenges for the country to this day. Civil.ge+3

Maka Bochorishvili called the Crimea Platform an important forum for maintaining international attention and turning political support into concrete actions. The minister once again reaffirmed Georgia's firm support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders. Civil.ge+3