The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia responds to the information spread by one of the Azerbaijani media outlets.
The agency says that a publication that has been spread consists of false information and many inaccuracies.
According to the information spread by the Azerbaijani portal Haqqin, "a few days before July 12, mortar shells were supplied to Armenia from Serbia via Georgia." The publication also writes that "information appeared in social networks that on the same day, military equipment and ammunition were delivered to Armenia on Kamaz vehicles, from Russia, again through Georgia."
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia states that the mentioned article is tendentious, aimed at artificially creating a problem in the relations between the two strategic partner countries.
'It is regrettable that the supposedly solid online edition biasedly describes the facts, misleads the public, and tries to cast a shadow over the strategic Georgian-Azerbaijani partnership and friendship. We emphasize once again that Georgia and Azerbaijan are linked by the strategic partnership and long-standing friendship between the two nations, which is developing and deepening.
Both countries play an important role in the region, including jointly implementing many important regional and international projects," reads the statement of the Ministry.
