GEORGIAN PREMIER CALLS ON PUBLIC NOT TO PANIC
In his television address aired on Tuesday, Prime Minister of Georgia Vladimir Gurgenidze called on the Georgian people not to panic and to show restraint. He noted Russian forces have occupied Western Georgia`s Zugdidi, Senaki and Poti regions.
Meanwhile, Secretary of Georgia`s National Security Council Alexander Lomaya notified that heads of five countries declared they would go to Tbilisi and stay there until Russian forces leave the country.
He also said a mass rally will take place in front of the Georgia`s parliament building.
Other news in this section
