Georgian PM marks 81st anniversary of victory over fascism
Politics

Irakli Kobakhidze
Photo: Government Administration
Georgian prime minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Saturday congratulated citizens on May 9 - Victory Day over fascism - and honoured the memory of those who perished in World War II.
Speaking to journalists at the event marking the 81st anniversary of victory over fascism, Kobakhidze emphasised the contribution and sacrifice of the Georgian people in the fight against fascism.
“I congratulate everyone on May 9, Victory Day over fascism. I would especially like to congratulate our veterans. Three hundred thousand Georgians sacrificed their lives in the fight against fascism, and hundreds of thousands of Georgians fought on the front lines. It is our duty to honour the memory of every hero - every individual who embodies dedication and self-sacrifice for the homeland”, he said.
The head of government also expressed gratitude to all veterans and heroes for their service and contribution.
“Once again, I congratulate everyone and thank all veterans and heroes for their tremendous service”, Kobakhidze concluded.





