“Today we do not see any risks when Russian citizens are with us, so there is no need to review this regime,” RIA Novosti quoted Kobakhidze as saying at a briefing.
According to him, the requirements for the introduction of visas are "speculation."
He noted that the current authorities are interested in the absence of risks associated with the stay of Russians in Georgia.
Earlier, the head of diplomacy of the European Union, Josep Borrell, said that the foreign ministers of 27 EU countries decided to freeze the visa facilitation agreement with Russia.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that Moscow reserves the right to retaliate in connection with the EU decision to suspend the visa facilitation agreement.