The Russian Foreign Ministry hopes that Tbilisi will assess the incident in the Kodori Gorge “in a balanced and responsible manner” and “will not let emotions prevail over realities”

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“For our part, we will exert efforts to investigate the incident in Kodori. To this end, all necessary instructions have been given to relevant agencies,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Mikhail Kamynin said on Monday.

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