According to the report on the 16th of the website of the Russian News, Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Terya Chulukiani said on the 15th that her country would not provide weapons to Ukraine because it was unwilling to intervene in the military conflict. On the 9th, the Charg é d'affaires a.i. of the Ukrainian Embassy in Georgia, Andrei Kasyanov, requested Tbilisi to return the "Beech" medium-range self-propelled air defense missile system donated by Kiev in 2008. He said that Ukraine would put forward its demand for armaments to all its partner countries, including Georgia. According to the report, Chulukiani said that Georgia had experienced too many conflicts and could not be involved in new ones. She stressed: "So we really can't allow this to happen, which is our responsibility for the future of the country." It was reported that on the 11th, the United States Military Observer magazine called Ukraine's request to recover the "beech" a desperate move in Kiev. The Ministry of Defense of Georgia denied that the "beech" provided by the Ukrainian side was a gratuitous gift. (Outlook New Era)