The risk of terrorist attacks in Georgia will persist as long as the armed conflict in Ukraine continues, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said in an interview with Imedi television, APA reports.
"Risks will persist as long as the war in Ukraine continues. Our country will continue to face such risks until the situation changes. This is why we have repeatedly said and can say it again that we do hope the war will end next year. I will repeat that as far as our estimates and hopes go, the war in Ukraine will end next year at the latest," he said, when asked about the risk of a terrorist attack in relation to a case that the country’s State Security Service was investigating.
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