Georgia, Tbilisi, Jan. 23/ Trend N. Kirtzkhalia/ A new war of Moscow against Georgia is unlikely to take place due to collapse of the Russian Federation's economy, Georgia's President Mikhail Saakashvili said on Jan. 23 on direct ether of Public Television Georgia.
Daily murders of Georgian policemen are unacceptable for Georgia and it proves continuation of war, he said.
Georgia will fight for its freedom, Saakashvili said.
"Afghans, German and other peoples won the victory peacefully and we will also fight against injustice and our truth will win,' he said.
Threat of a new aggression isn't fully removed, Georgia's President said.
"Till this power is in hands of Moscow, I don't think it will deal with us now. There will be meetings, actions and I think a new war is unlikely to take place," he said.
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