Georgian Prime Minister: There is no misunderstanding with Azerbaijan

ArmInfo. Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia said that nothing threatens the strategic partnership of Georgia and Azerbaijan, there are no misunderstandings  between the countries.

Earlier, Azerbaijani media reported that the territory of Georgia was  allegedly used to supply weapons to Armenia during the aggravation of  the conflict on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. The Georgian Foreign  Ministry called these messages disinformation, which is aimed at  artificially creating problems in relations between the two partner  countries.

"There are no misunderstandings between Georgia and Azerbaijan.  Nothing threatens our strategic partnership and brotherhood," the  Prime Minister told reporters, quoted by RIA Novosti.

According to the head of the Georgian government, the information  disseminated in the media does not correspond to reality and noted  that Georgia fulfills all international obligations.

To recall, since July 12, there have been clashes on  Armenian-Azerbaijani border. Since July 17, a relative lull has been  established.

As a result of the fighting, the Armenian side announced the loss of  five military, as well as the wounding of nine military men and one  civilian.

According to Baku, 12 Azerbaijani soldiers, including the general,  were killed as a result of the border conflict.