Georgian Labour party members call Turkey to terminate anti-Georgian activities, Chairman of Georgian Labor Party Shalva Natelashvili stated at the October 6 press conference.

According to him, Turkey pursues anti-Georgian policy, particularly it offers Russia to recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia in return for Moscow’s recognition of Northern Cyprus.

“While Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili is fabling another lie, neighboring Turkey officially joins international anti-Georgian front. It is clear that the predatory instinct rose in Turkish ruling elite. Obviously, Turkey is not sated with Kars Treaty signed by Ataturk and Lenin implying that most part of Georgian historical lands became the territory of Turkey. It resulted in Turkey not supporting Georgia in the UN General Assembly when the issue of Georgian territorial integrity was discussed. In addition, in Turkish textbooks maps Adjara is a part of Turkey and Georgian President is either silent or lays wreath on Ataturk’s grave,” Natelashvili concluded.