17 Oct 2026
Konstantin Kosachev : Russia is ready to fully restore parliamentary dialogue with Georgia and Ukraine
Russia is ready to fully resume parliamentary dialogue with Ukraine and Georgia, said Konstantin Kosachev, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Federal Council of Russian Federation, said during a video bridge organized by Russia Today, according to Interpressnews.
“On behalf of my colleagues, Russian lawmakers, I would like to reiterate our full readiness to fully restore our parliamentary dialogue with both our allies and our opponents," Kosachev said.
According to him, the Russian MPs are not afraid to discuss acute issues.
"We have something to say and we are ready to listen to the arguments of the collocutors," Konstantin Kosachev added.
Nino Burjanadze, leader of the political party Democratic Movement – United Georgia, has also participated in the video bridge.
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