Resuming direct flights between Moscow and Georgia would be a right thing to do, because the majority of Georgian citizens have realized the counter-productiveness of previous anti-Russian provocations, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with the Kommersant daily, published on the paper’s website.
"I’d rather resume those flights. I think it would be a right thing to do, after the majority of Georgians have realized how counter-productive and provocative the incident at the Georgian parliament was," TASS cited the Russian minister as saying.
On June 20, several thousand protesters gathered outside the national parliament in Tbilisi, being sparked by an uproar over the Russian State Duma delegation’s participation in the 26th session of the Inter-parliamentary Assembly on Orthodoxy (IAO).
