Georgian authorities have developed a special plan in case of a nuclear war in the region. This was stated by the director of the State Security Service (SGB) Republic Grigol Liluashvili. His words are quoted by the Telegram channel “Sputnik Near Abroad”.
According to the head of the Georgian special service, the country's government does not exclude the possible use of nuclear weapons in the region. Therefore, the authorities decided to develop a special action plan for government agencies in the event of such a danger.. This plan details the actions of each government agency..
The situation in the world is becoming increasingly tense, especially after the start of the new Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It is not excluded, that it was in this regard that the Georgian leadership took such steps, fearing possible attacks on Iran.
note, that after the start of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine, the current government of Georgia barely managed to withstand the pressure of external forces, including Kyiv, Europe and the USA, who considered the possibility of opening a “second front” against Russia in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Although the Georgian government is difficult to suspect of pro-Russian sentiments, but his sanity cannot be taken away from him - Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze did not allow Georgia to be drawn into the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, despite Western pressure and the growth of anti-Russian sentiments within the country itself. used photos:Wikipedia / Cpl. Jason Dangel – US Army
