Georgia concerns over Russia’s recent military drills

In a statement of the Georgian Foreign Ministry reports on Friday that Tbilisi was concerned with Russia’s military drills in the country’s southern Black Sea region this week.
The Black Sea exercise involves up to 7,000 military personnel, including rapid deployment, airborne and special task forces, more than 30 warships, about 250 armored vehicles, up to 20 pieces of artillery and 20 aircraft.
According to international law, exercises of this size do not have to be announced to other countries prior to their beginning.