MFA condemns pitical ads in Georgia using images of Russian war fallout in Ukraine

That’s according to a statement released on the of the Ministry’s website.

"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemns and considers unacceptable the use in pitical advertising of images of the terrible consequences of Russia's merciless war against Ukraine, the suffering and blood of thousands of innocent pele, the destruction of religious shrines and the cultural heritage of humanity," the ministry said.

Ukraine’s diplomats have called on the government of Georgia, the ruling party Georgian Dream, and all interested parties to refrain from exploiting the tic of the war of aggression unleashed against Ukraine and its citizens in the domestic pitical struggle in Georgia.

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"The Georgian pele should not be afraid of another war as long as Ukraine resists Russian aggression. The terrible cost of this resistance is also the cost of peace in Georgia," the statement emphasized.

MFA added that Ukraine will consistently, steadfastly, and resutely continue supporting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognized borders, and expressed he that the parliamentary elections will be held in a peaceful and democratic manner, and that the Georgian pele will pursue the strategic course toward joining the EU and NATO.

As reported, new election campaign banners of the ruling Georgian Dream party were spotted in Tbilisi, which the country's President, Salome Zurabishvili, called "shameful and offensive to culture, traditions, history, and faith."

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The left side of the campaign banner depicts cities, buildings, and churches destroyed as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. On the right side, it shows facilities built and restored by billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, as well as a night-time view of Batumi with the caption "Choose peace".