The UNWTO Mongoli-Kakaretso Zurab Pololikashvili o tsoa Georgia, 2019 UNWTO Kopano e Akaretsang e lokiselitsoe ka September St. Petersburg, Russia. Mmuso oa Russia ka Moqebelo o ile oa thibela lifofane tsa Georgia ho fofa sebakeng sa eona, a eketsa lithibelo tse behiloeng ke Mopresidente Vladimir Putin e le karolo ea likhohlano tse ntseng li hola lipakeng tsa Moscow le moahisani oa eona oa mehleng oa Soviet.
Putin o ne a saenetse taelo kamora Labohlano e thibelang lifofane tsa Russia ho fofa ho ea pro-Western Georgia ho tloha ka Phupu 8 ho arabela likopano tse khahlano le Moscow motse-moholo oa Georgia Tbilisi. Boipelaetso bo qalile kamora hore ramolao oa Russia a bue le paramente a le setulong sa sebui pejana bekeng ena, mohato o hlokolosi haholo bakeng sa linaha tse peli tseo likamano tsa tsona li sa tsitsang kamora ntoa e khuts'oane ea 2008.
Lefapha la lipalangwang la Russia le boletse hore ho tloha ka la 8 Phupu lifofane tse peli tsa Georgia li tla thibeloa ho fofa ho ea Russia, ho supa tlhokeho ea ho netefatsa "polokeho ea lifofane" le mokoloto oa lik'hamphani tsa Georgia.
Ba boholong ba khothalelitse bahahlauli ho emisa ho rekisa liphutheloana tsa maeto ho la Georgia mme ba khothaletsa bahahlauli ba Russia ho tloha Georgia le ho khutlela hae.
Qeto ena e tšositse indasteri ea maeto le bohahlauli Russia le Georgia
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Putin had signed a decree late Friday banning Russian airlines from flying to pro-Western Georgia from July 8 in response to anti-Moscow rallies in the Georgian capital Tbilisi.
- The protests broke out after a Russian lawmaker addressed parliament from the speaker’s seat earlier this week, a hugely sensitive move for two countries whose relations remain tense after a brief war in 2008.
- Russia’s transportation ministry said that from July 8 two Georgian airlines would be banned from flying to Russia, citing the need to ensure “aviation safety”.
