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BackKakha Kaladze: Georgia will not tolerate EU reproaches for abandoning sanctions against Russia
Kakha Kaladze: Georgia will not tolerate EU reproaches for abandoning sanctions against Russia
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Kakha Kaladze: Georgia will not tolerate EU reproaches for abandoning sanctions against Russia

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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said that Georgia does not intend to be subject to pressure from the EU for refusing to impose sanctions against Russia, emphasizing the importance of protecting the national economy and sovereignty.

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Georgia refuses to join EU sanctions against Russia, arguing that it is protecting its own economy.

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Georgia does not intend to listen to reproaches from the EU for refusing to introduce restrictive measures against Moscow, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said.

He said Georgia should not face pressure over its decision not to join European sanctions against Russia.

Kaladze added that the West is seeking to promote its agents into power in Georgia to realize its own interests.

MOSCOW, October 5 – RIA Novosti. Georgia does not intend to listen to reproaches from the EU for refusing to introduce restrictive measures against Moscow, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said. His words are quoted by Sputnik Azerbaijan.

“He said Georgia should not face pressure over its decision not to join European sanctions against Russia and not damage its own economy,” the article says.

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  • What will be the specific EU response?
  • How will this affect Georgia's EU candidate status?

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