President of Georgia accuses authorities of rash, hostile policies

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The Georgian authorities are to blame for their rash and hostile policies, which led to sanctions from the US and the EU, Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili said, Report informs referring to Georgian media.

In Zourabichvili's opinion, the postponement of the Georgian-US military exercises “Worthy Partner 2024” for an indefinite period, and then the EU’s decision to freeze the allocation of 30 million euros to the Georgian Ministry of Defense are the result of a rash and hostile policy of the republic’s authorities towards their partners.

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