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Georgian parliament adopted a resolution on Ukraine on September 3.

The resolution-worked out by the parliament's majority group - was supported by 81 votes. The minority group abstained from voting as it had prepared a more radical draft resolution.

The adopted resolution consists of six articles.

The document says that there is a possibility of escalation of tension and large-scale armed confrontation between Ukraine and Russia, which poses a real threat to the regional and international peace and stability.

"Despite warnings raised in the international arenas, Russia is violating the principles of the international norms," says the resolution.

Georgia has once again expressed solidarity with Ukrainian authorities and people, reaffirming its strong support to the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Moreover, the Georgian parliament has urged Russia to abandon its attempts to resolve any political or economic disagreements by using force. It called on Russia to support the efforts of the international community and Ukrainian authorities to resolve the crisis through negotiations.

The Georgian parliament also urges the international community to waste no effort to suspend the military activities and aggression in Ukraine in order to de-escalate the tension and resolve the humanitarian problems.

At the same time, it calls on NATO and EU to take effective measures to ensure the security of Ukraine, as well as Georgia and Moldavia.