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Giga Bokeria on Dunnigan-Botchorishvili meeting: Ambassadors talk to politically illegitimate regimes everywhere – we should not be hysterical about this – there was a very aggressive message in dry and diplomatic language  

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**Dunnigan-Botchorishvili Meeting: Calm Response Needed**

Giga Bokeria, a Georgian politician, has spoken out about the meeting between Ambassador Dunnigan and Ambassador Botchorishvili. He believes that ambassadors talk to governments everywhere, even those that are not recognized by the international community.

Bokeria says that it is normal for diplomats to engage with different regimes. Therefore, there should be no surprise or alarm about this situation. However, he notes that a strong message was conveyed during the meeting, despite being expressed in calm and diplomatic language.

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