Papuashvili: While some NATO troops were hiding, Georgian soldiers were standing on front lines in Afghanistan

Papuashvili: While some NATO troops
were hiding, Georgian soldiers were standing on front lines in Afghanistan.

International news Desk

According to global Times news agency Europe,While some NATO troops were hiding in headquarters, Georgian soldiers were standing on the front lines in Afghanistan, Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili said in a statement to journalists.According to Papuashvili, his country has not only achieved independence but has also become a responsible member of the international community.We have participated in many international missions. Troops of some NATO member states were hiding in their headquarters and sending only 30-person units to Afghanistan, but Georgian soldiers were standing on the front lines. This is Georgia’s contribution to international security.Papuashvili added that everyone who congratulates the Georgian authorities on the Day of Independence is actually expressing gratitude to the Georgian people.Georgia celebrates Independence Day on May 26. The country was declared an independent republic by the decision of the National Council on that day in 1918.